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    Malaysia VS Indonesia

    FIFA ASEAN Cup
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    • collin_vora
      collin_vora
      Recent competitive showings from both sides in this AFF Championship contest have demonstrated strong, consistent match fitness. Malaysia has posted 4 wins and 2 losses across its last 6 outings, with no draws recorded at all for a 60% win rate. Their attacking output stands out most impressively, with 17 total goals scored for a 1.7 goals-per-game average that reflects highly reliable finishing. On the defensive end, they have conceded 11 goals in that stretch, earning a total goal difference of +6 and an average of under 2 goals allowed per game, pointing to a fairly solid backline. Their performance level ramps up even more when competing on home soil: across their two most recent home matches, they notched 1 win and 1 loss, with their average goals per game surging to 2.5, a clear sign that their attacking potency gets a major boost in front of local supporters.
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      FIFA ASEAN C Malaysia 0-0 Indonesia
    • Itz Crossbow
      Itz Crossbow
      Riding high on their recent dominant 3-0 win on neutral ground, Malaysia are currently in terrific spirits ahead of this ASEAN Cup home clash against Indonesia. That lopsided victory fully showcased their sharp attacking firepower and outstanding tactical execution on the pitch. While their performance was a bit inconsistent across earlier rounds of the Southeast Asian championship, the side has maintained strong overall competitiveness. Their 1-0 narrow win over the Philippines in a prior competitive clash also highlighted their resolute, solid defensive ability when it comes to crunch, high-stakes encounters. Looking at recent competitive records across Southeast Asian football circuits, Malaysia has delivered solid attacking displays against lower-ranked sides, including dominant 4-0 and 5-1 home wins over Laos where they held overwhelming possession, racked up far more corner kicks and locked in full-game control from early on. They also notched wins over Myanmar and Nepal in prior
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      FIFA ASEAN C Malaysia 0-0 Indonesia
    • Brandon Mitchell
      Brandon Mitchell
      The stark gap in attacking efficiency between the two sides is immediately obvious from recent performance metrics. Malaysia’s conversion rate of final attacking chances sits at only 12%, while Indonesia’s figure reaches 18%. Indonesia also holds a clear edge in creative output, with their key pass success rate hitting 67% compared to Malaysia’s 54%, and the expected value of their final-third passes 23% higher than their opponents. The Indonesian midfield averages 4 more interceptions per match, delivers a 15% faster transition speed after winning back possession, logs 3.2km more total running distance across the full fixture, and posts a 12% higher count of high-intensity sprints. On the defensive end, Indonesia records 18 tackles and 14 interceptions per game, with their clearance success rate 24% higher than Malaysia’s. Home field advantage has long been a major performance booster for Malaysia in recent competitive fixtures. Across their last six outings, the side has post
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      FIFA ASEAN C Malaysia 0-0 Indonesia
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