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    PSIM Yogyakarta VS PSM Makassar

    Indonesia Super League
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    PSIM Yogyakarta
    PSIM Yogyakarta 1
    2 PSM Makassar
    PSM Makassar
    The home side Yalcada snapped their long stretch of inconsistent form with a recent victory, which has given their squad a notable morale boost. Across their last 10 outings, they have recorded 2 wins, 2 draws and 6 losses in total. Their opponents PSM Makassar have posted exactly the same 2-2-6 record over their past 10 matches, netting 11 goals for a 1.1 goals per game average while shipping 2 goals per match on average. Their recent home scoring performance has been far from satisfactory, and the overall strength gap between the two sides is not particularly large. Makassar have been troubled by a string of frequent injury issues lately, and their historical away record is far inferior to their home form. The home side holds a clear edge in past head-to-head clashes, and Makassar have a terrible track record of almost never recovering to earn points once they fall behind first in a match. Though Makassar have turned in a few solid showings of late, their overall competitiveness still lags behind their hosts, making it highly probable that Yalcada will walk away with another full three points here.
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    • Erudite
      Erudite
      The head-to-head clashes between these two sides across the last two seasons are packed with dramatic twists, providing rich statistical references for this Indonesian top-tier league fixture. This encounter is not just a points battle on the standings, but also a direct showdown between the two teams' distinct tactical styles and latest competitive form. In their most recent past meeting, PS Makassar held absolute dominance in possession and attacking build-up, racking up 10 corner kicks in total while the visiting Yogyakarta side only earned 4. That huge gap in corner numbers fully reflected PS Makassar's total on-pitch control that day, yet they still failed to break the deadlock, with the game ending in a 0-0 stalemate. Looking back at their two recent prior meetings, clear tactical patterns emerge that will shape this upcoming fixture. PSM Makassar once dominated attacking territory but failed to convert chances into goals, a perfect display of Yogyakarta’s tough away defensive
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    • Boris Moscoso
      Boris Moscoso
      Recent observations of the home side show clear upgrades in both their attacking and defending phases, which has fueled their inspired, standout run of form lately. They have notched up multiple consecutive wins, with consistent goal output in almost every recent fixture to prove their sharp, reliable attacking edge. Their visitors Makassar hold a nearly identical win-draw-loss record across their last 10 outings, and carry extremely strong motivation to get out of their current underwhelming streak as soon as possible. There is barely any gap in overall strength between the two sides. Both are eager to grab points to climb higher on the league table, and their steady attacking performance means goals are very likely to appear at both ends of the pitch in this clash.
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    • udadhe
      udadhe Won 14/18
      PSIM Yogyakarta will host PSM Makassar in the fifth week of the BRI Super League at Sultan Agung Stadium on Friday, October 16, 2026, with kick-off scheduled for 3:30 p.m. Western Indonesian Time. Both teams enter the match under pressure after failing to secure a victory in their first four games. PSM have collected two points, while PSIM have managed only one, making this encounter an important opportunity for either side to improve their position and regain confidence. PSIM’s main weakness has been their lack of attacking effectiveness, having scored just two goals in four matches. This problem has continued from last season, with head coach Jean-Paul van Gastel still struggling to find a consistent solution. The possible return of Polish midfielder Adrian Purzycki could help strengthen the team’s balance in midfield, allowing Ze Valente more freedom to create attacking opportunities. Meanwhile, PSM have shown greater attacking potential with six goals so far, and Luka Cumic cou
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      IDN ISL PSIM Yogyakarta 1-2 PSM Makassar
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