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TRIBUNJATIM.COM – Indonesia’s convincing victory over Oman has had a positive impact on their position in the FIFA World Rankings.

The Garuda squad improved their standing after securing a perfect result in the FIFA Matchday fixture held at Gelora Bung Karno Stadium on Friday night, June 5, 2026.

In that match, the Indonesia national football team triumphed 3-0 over the Oman national football team, a side that had previously been ranked significantly higher in the global standings.

Indonesia’s FIFA Ranking

Thanks to this win, Indonesia gained an additional 6.56 FIFA ranking points.

Their total points have now reached 1,151.45.

This boost propelled the Garuda team up four places to 118th in the world, as reported by Tribun Sumsel.

Indonesia managed to surpass several countries that were previously ahead of them, including the Togo national football team, Namibia national football team, Sierra Leone national football team, and North Korea national football team.

Before the match, Oman was ranked 79th by FIFA — 43 places above Indonesia, which sat 122nd.

As a result, the victory against a higher-ranked opponent earned Indonesia’s squad a significant points gain.

This outcome serves as a positive stepping stone for the Garuda team to continue improving their FIFA ranking in upcoming international fixtures.

Match Summary

According to Tribunnews, the Indonesian national team began the game with an open and wide attacking approach.

Indonesia immediately applied pressure on Oman.

The Garuda squad created their first scoring opportunity early in the first half.

After several attacking attempts, Indonesia finally found the breakthrough they were looking for.

A free kick from the right side of Oman’s penalty box was taken by Nathan Tjoe-A-On.

His precise cross was met by Justin Hubner, who won the aerial duel against the Omani defender.

The score became 1-0 for Indonesia in the 13th minute.

The Garuda players continued to press aggressively.

Joe Pelupessy and Ragnar Oratmangoen each contributed to opening up attacks from the left flank.

However, those efforts initially did not produce additional goals.

In the 27th minute, Indonesia extended their lead.

A defensive blunder from Oman allowed the ball to fall kindly to Ole Romeny.

Ole accelerated into the penalty area and unleashed a low shot that the Omani goalkeeper failed to stop.

The score moved to 2-0 in favour of Indonesia.

In the 37th minute, Oman earned a penalty after Justin Hubner committed a foul inside the box.

The referee immediately pointed to the spot.

However, the Omani player’s shot was brilliantly saved by goalkeeper Emil Audero, who guessed correctly to his right and pushed the ball away.

The score remained 2-0 for Indonesia.

In the second half, the national team maintained their attacking intent.

Despite several substitutions by the coach, the attacking flow remained smooth.

As a result, Indonesia added a third goal in the 56th minute.

This time, Ragnar Oratmangoen found the back of the net.

He capitalised on a pass from Ivar Jenner, who had received a neat one-two exchange in midfield.

Ragnar’s close-range tap-in sealed the 3-0 victory for Indonesia.

Indonesia National Team Line-up

Emil Audero; Rizky Ridho, Elkan Baggott, Justin Hubner, Nathan, Joey, Ivar Jenner, Kevin Diks, Ragnar Oratmangoen, Ole Romeny, Beckham Putra