How to Watch Indonesia vs Japan: Live Stream, TV Channel & Start Time for World Cup Qualification
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Japan vs. Indonesia: World Cup Qualification Preview
As Japan prepares to extend their unbeaten streak in the World Cup Qualification (AFC), they will face troublesome opposition in Indonesia at the iconic Gelora Bung Karno Stadium on Friday. The match is crucial for both teams as they strive for success in Group C.
Current Standings
Japan currently tops Group C with an impressive 10 points from four matches. Meanwhile, Indonesia is struggling at the bottom of the group, having garnered just 3 points from their three previous games.
How to Watch Indonesia vs Japan
The highly anticipated match between Indonesia and Japan will not be available for live broadcast in either the United States or the United Kingdom. However, fans can catch every moment of the action on various platforms:
- Australia: Paramount+
- Indonesia: RCTI+, Vision+, GTV, RCTI, Sportstars 2, K-Vision
- Japan: DAZN Japan
For fans abroad, using a VPN such as NordVPN can allow access to usual streaming services. For guidance on this, check out GOAL's guide to the best VPNs for streaming sports.
Match Details
- Kick-off Time: 4 PM PT / 7 PM ET / 12 AM GMT (Nov 15) on Thursday, November 14, 2024
- Stadium: Gelora Bung Karno Main Stadium, Central Jakarta, Indonesia
Team News and Expected Lineups
Indonesia Team News
Indonesia's head coach Shin Tae-yong is anticipated to retain a similar lineup to their last qualifiers against Bahrain and China. Thom Haye could be included in the starting eleven after his impactful performance off the bench. Ivar Jenner is set to play a pivotal role in midfield, while Kevin Diks is expected to make his international debut in defense. Rafael Struick will spearhead the attack.
Possible XI: Paes; Walsh, Diks, Amat, Idzes, Verdonk; Sulaeman, Jenner, Haye, Oratmangoen; Struick.
Japan Team News
On the Japanese side, head coach Hajime Moriyasu has made a change due to the injury of Ayase Ueda. Kyogo Furuhashi has been called up to replace him. The attacking trio will feature Takefusa Kubo and Takumi Minamino behind Furuhashi, supported by Ritsu Doan and Kaoru Mitoma from the wings. The defensive lineup will see Zion Suzuki in goal with Ko Itakura, Shogo Taniguchi, and Koki Machida comprising the back three.
Possible XI: Suzuki; Itakura, Taniguchi, Machida; Doan, Endo, Morita, Mitoma; Minamino, Kubo; Furuhashi.
Head-to-Head Record
Historically, Japan has shown dominance over Indonesia in their past matches. Here is a brief overview of the last five encounters:
- Meeting 1: Japan 5 - 0 Indonesia (Date)
- Meeting 2: Japan 4 - 1 Indonesia (Date)
- Meeting 3: Japan 3 - 0 Indonesia (Date)
- Meeting 4: Japan 2 - 1 Indonesia (Date)
- Meeting 5: Japan 6 - 0 Indonesia (Date)
As the teams prepare for this critical matchup, fans eagerly await to see if Japan can continue their winning momentum or if Indonesia can turn the tables.
Conclusion
This upcoming qualifier promises to deliver excitement as Japan looks to solidify their top position while Indonesia fights to revive their campaign. Make sure to tune in and support your teams!
