Australian Defenders Aim To Take Three Points Against The Indonesian National Team

Jason Davidson is determined to lead Australia to win over the Indonesian national team (Instagram/@jasondavidson29).

JAKARTA Australian National Team (Nasional) defender Jason Davidson tried to get three points when his country met the Indonesian national team in the 2026 World Cup Qualification continued match.

Australia is scheduled to host Indonesia for the seventh match of Group C of the Third Round of Qualification for the 2026 World Cup at the Sydney Football Stadium, Thursday, March 20, 2025, at 16.10 WIB.

Davidson said that the opportunity to play at home and in front of supporters themselves will try to be maximized by Australia to win.

"So, we have to go out there with confidence in ourselves, believe in the system, and go there and try to win," he said.

Currently Australia sits in second place in the group standings with a collection of seven points. To qualify directly for the 2026 World Cup, they need to maintain that position until the Third Round is complete.

Davidson said that in addition to having to pick up points when competing with Indonesia, they will also try to get maximum points when playing away to China five days later.

"You have to think about winning every game. So, for me, in the next two games, we will play there for six points," he said.

Meanwhile, Indonesia is currently right behind Australia with a collection of six points. To qualify for the 2026 World Cup, the Garuda squad will at least finish in the group runner-up position.

If you don't get a ticket in the Third Round, Indonesia can maintain hope by securing a place in third or fourth place to advance to the Fourth Round of the 2026 World Cup Qualification.

At that stage, a total of two tickets were won by six countries. The six countries will be divided into two groups and the top positions in each group will get tickets to the 2026 World Cup.