Persemay Maybrat 0–1 Persigar Garut: Late Drama Decides Tight Contest

Persigar Garut snatched a narrow 1–0 victory over Persemay Maybrat on 13 June 2026 in an Indo D4 Group C clash at Stadion Maybrat. The match appeared destined for a goalless draw until a moment of individual brilliance in stoppage time gave the visitors all three points.

Match Overview

Both sides came into the game with similar records, and the first half reflected that parity. Chances were few, with both defences organised and disciplined. Maybrat enjoyed slightly more possession, but Garut looked dangerous on the break. The second half followed a similar pattern, with neither goalkeeper forced into a save until the final minutes.

Key Moment

With the game entering the 90+3rd minute, Persigar Garut won a free kick 25 yards from goal. Substitute Dede Suhendar stepped up and curled a magnificent strike over the wall and into the top corner, leaving the home goalkeeper rooted to his spot. The goal sparked wild celebrations among the Garut bench and ended Maybrat’s hopes of a point.

Tactical Battle

Persemay Maybrat set up in a cautious 4‑4‑1‑1 formation, prioritising defensive solidity. However, they struggled to create clear openings, often resorting to long‑range efforts that failed to trouble the Garut keeper. Persigar Garut, under coach Ahmad Ridwan, remained patient and focused on counter‑attacking. Their compact defensive block frustrated the hosts, and they grew in confidence as the match wore on.

Standout Players

• Dede Suhendar (Persigar) – The match‑winner with a stunning free kick off the bench. His composure under pressure was exemplary.
• Rusdi Armanto (Garut) – The central defender was rock‑solid, winning aerial duels and making key clearances.
• Yosias Auri (Maybrat) – The home captain tried to drive his team forward from midfield, but lacked support.

Table Implications

The victory lifted Persigar Garut into third place in Indo D4 Group C, just one point behind second‑placed Persemi Mimika. For Persemay Maybrat, the defeat was a bitter pill to swallow, dropping them to sixth. The late goal also extended Garut’s unbeaten run to three matches and reinforced their reputation as a side that fights until the final whistle.