2026 Asian Zone World Cup Qualification Results, Indonesian National Team Melorot

The Indonesian national team had to settle for the results of the series against Bahrain (doc. AFC).

JAKARTA - All third parties in the Third Round of the 2026 World Cup Qualification in the Asian Zone will be held simultaneously on Thursday, October 10, 2024.

The giant teams in Group A and B are still continuing their dominance and maintaining their top position in the standings.

Group A, for example, Uzbekistan and Iran met and the game ended in a goalless draw. The additional one point keeps the two in first and second place in the standings with a collection of seven points.

Shifting to Group B, South Korea and Iraq both won. Taegeuk Warriors won 2-0 over Jordan, while Iraq won 1-0 against Palestine.

The three points achieved both of them in first and second place. South Korea deserves to be at the top even though it has the same points as Iraq (7 points) because it is ahead of the goal difference.

The most changes have occurred in Group C, which is also inhabited by the Indonesian national team.

The Bahrain vs Indonesia match is the hottest party in Group C, even compared to all groups.

Indonesia's victory in sight disappeared due to the controversial decision of referee Ahmed Al Kaf. In the end, the Garuda Squad had to settle for bringing home one point from the 2-2 result.

If the Indonesian national team earns three points, their position will accelerate to second place with five points, just below Japan.

However, in reality, the Garuda Squad currently packs three points and must be evicted to fifth place from the previous fourth ladder.

Asian Zone 2026 World Cup Qualification Results

Group A

Uzbekistan vs Iran 0-0

Qatar vs Kyrgyzstan 3-1

United Arab Emirates vs North Korea 1-1

Group B

Jordan vs South Korea 0-2

Oman vs Kuwait 4-0

Iraq vs Palestine 1-0

Group C

Australia vs China 3-1

Bahrain vs Indonesia 2-2

Saudi Arabia vs Japan 0-2

Standings

Group A

Uzbekistan (7 points)

Iran (7 points)

United Arab Emirates (4 points)

Qatar (4 points)

North Korea (2 points)

Kyrgyzstan (0 points)

Group B

South Korea (7 points)

Iraq (7 points)

Jordan (4 points)

Oman (3 points)

Kuwait (2 points)

Palestine (1 point)

Group C

Japan (9 points)

Australia (4 points)

Saudi Arabia (4 points)

Bahrain (4 points)

Indonesia (3 points)

China (0 points)