Monday, August 20, 2007
Weekend round up
Persija v Persib 1-0 12,000
Sriwijaya v Persiraja 5-0 15,000
Persitara v PSDS 3-0 4,000
Persik v Persikota 2-2 10,000
Persema v Persekabo 0-0 5,000
Persita v PSMS 1-0 6,000
PJ Purwakarta v PSSB 2-2 5,000
Persib v PSIS 0-1 15,000
PSS V Persela 0-0 12,000
It's been a bad start to the second half of the season for Persib Bandung with just one point from nine. Given the atmosphere surrounding the Persija game I think it's fair to assme they were never going to get anything out of that (but is it football when players and officials can be so intimidated?) but going down 1-0 at home to Semarang would have been hard to swallow. PSMS fell at Tangerang in a game that was, umm, how to be polite? It was a nothing affair. PSMS had aerial superiority but failed to make it count while at the back Ernest caused them problems but I guess pundits would decribe it as disappointing. But I ain't no pundit so excuse me while I say it was a load of old bollocks. Bireuen came from behind twice to get a point at Pelita Jaya, their first away draw of the season.
1. PSMS Medan 21 12 4 5 28-12 40
2. Sriwijaya FC 20 11 6 3 33-15 39
3. Persija Jakarta 21 12 3 6 32-23 39
4. Persib Bandung 20 11 4 5 30-16 37
Arema Malang v Persiter 1-0 10,000
Persebaya v Persma Manado 3-2 4,000
Persigi Bali v Persibom 0-1 5,000
Persekabpas v Persmin 0-3
Persijap v PSM Makassar 1-0 17,000
Persis Solo v Perseman 3-1 15,000
Persipura v PKT Bontang 2-0 15,000
Persiwa v Persiba 1-0 8,000
In the highlight fixture Fakruddin scored for Persijap Jepara to clinch a 1-0 victory over leaders PSM. Frank Seator scored a goal! Yeap, all of Solo celebrated as he hit the third in their 3-1 victory over cellar dwellers Perseman Manokwari who at least managed to score a goal. That makes it two goals away from home for the Papuans from 10 games.
1. PSM Makassar 21 11 4 6 24-16 37
2. Persijap Jepara 22 10 6 6 22-19 36
3. Persipura 20 10 4 6 34-18 34
4. Persiwa Wamena 20 10 3 7 26-18 33
Persik Kediri are still the league's top scorers with 35 from 20. Their opponents from last weekend, Persikota, have the worst goal's for with just 11 scored. Makes you wonder how they carved out a 2-2 dunnit? PSMS have the best defence with only 12 shipped in 21 games while Banda Aceh have let in 38 in 21 games.
Sriwijaya v Persiraja 5-0 15,000
Persitara v PSDS 3-0 4,000
Persik v Persikota 2-2 10,000
Persema v Persekabo 0-0 5,000
Persita v PSMS 1-0 6,000
PJ Purwakarta v PSSB 2-2 5,000
Persib v PSIS 0-1 15,000
PSS V Persela 0-0 12,000
It's been a bad start to the second half of the season for Persib Bandung with just one point from nine. Given the atmosphere surrounding the Persija game I think it's fair to assme they were never going to get anything out of that (but is it football when players and officials can be so intimidated?) but going down 1-0 at home to Semarang would have been hard to swallow. PSMS fell at Tangerang in a game that was, umm, how to be polite? It was a nothing affair. PSMS had aerial superiority but failed to make it count while at the back Ernest caused them problems but I guess pundits would decribe it as disappointing. But I ain't no pundit so excuse me while I say it was a load of old bollocks. Bireuen came from behind twice to get a point at Pelita Jaya, their first away draw of the season.
1. PSMS Medan 21 12 4 5 28-12 40
2. Sriwijaya FC 20 11 6 3 33-15 39
3. Persija Jakarta 21 12 3 6 32-23 39
4. Persib Bandung 20 11 4 5 30-16 37
Arema Malang v Persiter 1-0 10,000
Persebaya v Persma Manado 3-2 4,000
Persigi Bali v Persibom 0-1 5,000
Persekabpas v Persmin 0-3
Persijap v PSM Makassar 1-0 17,000
Persis Solo v Perseman 3-1 15,000
Persipura v PKT Bontang 2-0 15,000
Persiwa v Persiba 1-0 8,000
In the highlight fixture Fakruddin scored for Persijap Jepara to clinch a 1-0 victory over leaders PSM. Frank Seator scored a goal! Yeap, all of Solo celebrated as he hit the third in their 3-1 victory over cellar dwellers Perseman Manokwari who at least managed to score a goal. That makes it two goals away from home for the Papuans from 10 games.
1. PSM Makassar 21 11 4 6 24-16 37
2. Persijap Jepara 22 10 6 6 22-19 36
3. Persipura 20 10 4 6 34-18 34
4. Persiwa Wamena 20 10 3 7 26-18 33
Persik Kediri are still the league's top scorers with 35 from 20. Their opponents from last weekend, Persikota, have the worst goal's for with just 11 scored. Makes you wonder how they carved out a 2-2 dunnit? PSMS have the best defence with only 12 shipped in 21 games while Banda Aceh have let in 38 in 21 games.
# posted by Me @ 4:39 PM 
