Al Farlaky 0–1 PSN Ngada
Indo D4 – 2 June 2026, 14:15

A solitary second‑half goal was enough for PSN Ngada to claim a gritty 1–0 away win over Al Farlaky at the Stadion Mini Farlaky. The result ended Ngada’s three‑match winless run and handed Al Farlaky a second consecutive home defeat, leaving them hovering just above the drop zone.

Match Overview

The first half was a cagey affair with few clear‑cut chances. Al Farlaky, playing on a narrow pitch, tried to use long diagonal passes to bypass Ngada’s compact midfield. But PSN Ngada’s backline, marshalled by veteran captain Eko Prasetyo, stood firm. The visitors grew into the game after the interval and began to find space in wide areas.

Key Moments

• 56’ – Goal: A swift move down the right flank. Ngada’s right‑back Wahyu Kurniawan overlaps, receives a through ball, and sends a low cross that is turned in at the near post by striker Budi Hartono. 0–1
• 73’ – Miss: Al Farlaky’s best chance – a free‑kick from 25 yards that forces a fine tip‑over from Ngada goalkeeper Andri Firmansyah.
• 88’ – Save: Ngada’s keeper denies a close‑range header to preserve the lead.

Tactical Story

Al Farlaky lined up in a 4‑2‑3‑1 but lacked creativity in the final third. Their two holding midfielders often dropped too deep, leaving a gap between the lines that Ngada exploited after the break. PSN Ngada switched from a 4‑4‑2 to a more fluid 4‑1‑4‑1, allowing their wingers to drift inside and overload the centre. The game’s only goal came from precisely that overload – quick combination play on the right before the cross found Hartono unmarked.

Standout Players

• Budi Hartono (PSN Ngada) – The poacher’s finish made the difference; his movement troubled the home defence all afternoon.
• Andri Firmansyah (PSN Ngada) – Made two crucial saves in the second half to keep the clean sheet.
• Rifai Muhammad (Al Farlaky) – The home side’s left‑back was the most dangerous outlet, but his crosses went unconverted.

Table Impact

PSN Ngada climb to 10th place with 17 points, moving four points clear of the relegation zone. Al Farlaky remain 13th with 12 points, now just two points above the bottom three. The loss will frustrate their supporters, especially as the team failed to score at home for the third time this season.