Indonesian fans are ecstatic as their team wins the Southeast Asian championship

The 4-3 win against Thailand crowned U16 Indonesia champions of the AFF Futsal Cup 2025, causing fans from the archipelago to burst with pride and believe in a “year of major victories.”

U16 Indonesia’s thrilling 4-3 triumph over Thailand in the AFF Futsal Cup 2025 final not only brought a historic title but also ignited a strong sense of pride among Indonesian fans.

On forums and social media, thousands of Indonesian supporters expressed their joy and pride as the young team defeated host Thailand to claim the regional championship. Many viewed this as a well-deserved reward for the players’ hard work and resilient fighting spirit.

“Let’s complete the hat-trick of titles at the Sea Games, AFF U16, and AFF U19!”another fan excitedly urged, showing passionate belief in the new golden generation of Indonesian futsal.

One enthusiastic supporter wrote: “All the trophies are coming home to Indonesia, truly a special end-of-year gift!”expressing excitement as Indonesian futsal continues to achieve success across various levels.

Another user commented: “If the U19 team also wins, Thailand will have lost to all Indonesian teams, from the SEA Games, U16 to U19. Truly a year of great victories for Indonesian futsal!”reflecting strong confidence that Indonesian futsal is dominating the Southeast Asian region.

Many fans also praised the young team’s style of play. “Thailand played well, but Indonesia was outstanding today, pressing constantly with an excellent fighting spirit,”another comment shared.

The final in Nonthaburi was truly a dramatic back-and-forth. Thailand took the lead twice, but Indonesia showed resilience, scoring two goals in the second half to win 4-3. In the closing minutes, the hosts pushed hard but couldn’t break through Indonesia’s solid defense.

This victory marks U16 Indonesia’s first regional futsal championship, continuing the impressive streak of Indonesian futsal successes in 2025, following strong performances from the senior and other youth teams.