Persinga Ngawi delivered a dominant performance, thrashing Persiker Keerom 3‑0 at home on 10 June 2026 in an Indo D4 fixture. The hosts controlled the match from start to finish, scoring twice in the first half and adding a third after the interval. The victory keeps Persinga firmly in the promotion race, while Persiker remain rooted near the bottom of the table.

First‑Half Dominance

Persinga started at a high tempo, pinning Persiker back inside their own half. The breakthrough came in the 12th minute when winger Dimas Ardiansyah cut in from the left and curled a precise shot into the far corner. The home fans erupted, and Persinga continued to press. In the 34th minute, a well‑worked corner kick was headed home by centre‑back Agung Prasetyo, doubling the lead before half‑time.

Clinical Second Half

Persiker attempted to regroup after the break, bringing on an extra midfielder to try to stem the tide. However, Persinga’s pressure was relentless. The third goal arrived in the 56th minute when striker Hendra Kurniawan latched onto a through ball, rounded the goalkeeper, and slotted home. From that point, Persinga eased off the gas, content to control possession and see out the match without further damage.

Defensive Solidity

At the other end, Persinga’s defence, marshalled by Yoga Saputra, gave Persiker Keerom little to work with. The visitors managed only one shot on target throughout the 90 minutes, a speculative long‑range effort easily gathered by the home goalkeeper. This clean sheet was Persinga’s fourth in their last six outings.

Key Performers

• Dimas Ardiansyah (Persinga Ngawi) – Opened the scoring with a clinical strike and caused constant problems down the left flank.
• Agung Prasetyo (Persinga Ngawi) – Scored a vital header and was solid in defence.
• Hendra Kurniawan (Persinga Ngawi) – Rounded off the scoring with a composed finish and led the line effectively.

Table Implications

The 3‑0 win lifts Persinga Ngawi into the top three of Indo D4, just two points behind the league leaders. Their goal difference has also received a significant boost. Meanwhile, Persiker Keerom remain in the relegation zone, having now lost five of their last seven matches. Coach Rudi Hartono of Persiker faces a major task to lift his squad before the next round of fixtures.