AFC U20 Asian Cup
The win put Indonesia on seven points in Group H to seal automatic qualification, achieving their third consecutive appearance in the Finals.
Malaysia finished second in the group on five points after defeating Laos 2-1 but will have to wait for the remaining groups to know their fate.
Australia 0-2 Indonesia
Both sides went into the game level on four points, knowing that victory would boost their chances of reaching the Finals.
Both sides went into the game level on four points, knowing that victory would boost their chances of reaching the Finals.

Indonesia found the breakthrough in the 28th minute through Theodore Lemming, with the forward netting his first of the campaign.
Australia tried hard to recover but despite their best efforts, were not able to trouble Indonesia goalkeeper Dafa Setiawarman much.
In the end, Indonesia took full advantage of Australia pushing more players forward to score a second through Amar Brkic in stoppage time to seal the vital win.
Qualifiers - Group H: Australia v Indonesia; Malaysia v Laos
Malaysia 2-1 Laos
Under pelting rain at Lao National Stadium, Malaysia took the lead in the seventh minute when Haziq Aziz’s attempted cross from the left whizzed past Souksamone Vethita in Laos’ goal.
Under pelting rain at Lao National Stadium, Malaysia took the lead in the seventh minute when Haziq Aziz’s attempted cross from the left whizzed past Souksamone Vethita in Laos’ goal.

Laos had their chances to pull level but Chansamone Phetsomphone was twice denied by Faez Iqhwan, the Malaysia custodian bravely diving into a one-on-one then catching a curler from outside the box.
Malaysia went looking for the additional goal early in the second half with Mohamad Helmi’s long range strike flashing just wide in the 50th minute.

A moment of miscommunication at the back between Amar Imran and Faez in allowing a long ball from the Laos defence to bounce in the box in the 70th minute was capitalised on by the alert Odin Siphanit who prodded home the equaliser from close range.

Parity, however, only lasted six minutes as Malaysia broke on the counter with Izzuddin Afif surging up the right flank to cross for Fadhlul Hadi to knock in the winner.






