Persak Kebumen snatched a vital 1-0 away win over Persid Jember in a tense Indo D4 encounter at Jember’s home ground on 10 June 2026. The solitary goal, scored midway through the second half, proved decisive as the visitors held firm against a late surge from the hosts. The result bolsters Persak’s push for promotion contention, while Persid Jember face an uphill battle to climb the standings.

Match Overview

The game unfolded under overcast skies, with both sides showing early caution. Persid Jember enjoyed the majority of possession in the first 20 minutes but lacked a cutting edge in the final third. Persak Kebumen, organised in a compact 4‑4‑2, absorbed pressure well and looked dangerous on the counter. The first half ended goalless, with only a handful of half‑chances for either team.

Decisive Moment

Persak broke the deadlock in the 63rd minute. A quick throw‑in down the right flank found midfielder Rizky Pratama, who cut inside and fired a low shot that deflected off a defender past the stranded home goalkeeper. The strike was the only goal of the match, but it was enough to earn the visitors all three points.

Second‑Half Resilience

After going behind, Persid Jember pushed forward with urgency. They introduced fresh legs up front, but Persak Kebumen’s backline, led by captain Andi Setiawan, remained resolute. The home side’s best chance came in the 81st minute when a cross from the left was headed just wide by striker Fajar Nugroho. Despite sustained pressure, Persid could not find an equaliser.

Key Performers

• Rizky Pratama (Persak Kebumen) – Scored the winner and was a constant threat in transition.
• Andi Setiawan (Persak Kebumen) – Marshalled the defence with composure, making several crucial clearances.
• Fajar Nugroho (Persid Jember) – Worked hard up front but lacked service and finishing luck.

Season Impact

With this result, Persak Kebumen move into the upper half of the Indo D4 table, strengthening their bid for a potential playoff spot. For Persid Jember, the defeat leaves them lingering in mid‑table, now four points adrift of the top three. Head coach Budi Hartono will be concerned by his side’s inability to convert possession into goals, a trend that has plagued them in recent weeks.