Borneo FC Wants To Widen The Difference In Points With Persija, Wahyudi Koko: Our Motivation Is In Good Condition

JAKARTA - Borneo FC has a mission to further widen the difference in points with its competitors in the mid-table of the BRI Liga 1 2021/2022 standings, including Persija Jakarta, which it will play in the nearest future.

"Winning against Persija will widen the gap between the competitors at the bottom and that is our goal at the moment," said Borneo FC defensive midfielder Wahyudi Setiawan Hamisi, quoted from Antara, Thursday.

Currently, fierce competition is taking place, both at the top, middle, and bottom by maximizing the team's performance in the remaining competitive matches this season.

Koko admits, Wahyudi's nickname, Persija and PSIS Semarang are Pesut Etam's competitors to be in the middle board at the end of this season.

That is why, Koko emphasized that he wanted to widen the distance between the points with his closest competitor by defeating him in the match week 30 of the BRI Liga 1 2021/2022.

Borneo FC will compete on March 10 against Persija Jakarta which will be an interesting match, considering the Kemayoran Tigers are one of Borneo FC's competitors in the current midfield.

Koko admits that every meeting with Persija always presents a tight match, but remains optimistic about defeating the opponent.

Koko said that Persija definitely wanted to get up after losing to Bali United, and he said that Sudirman's team had the ability to be evenly distributed on all fronts.

"Persija are a difficult opponent and they obviously have more motivation after their last match lost. This is so we are wary of not being careless and working hard for sure," he said.

In addition, Koko ensures that the spirit of the Borneo FC players is also in good condition by ending the negative trend after failing to win in the last three matches.

"Our motivation is in good condition. What is clear is that we are happy because we are still celebrating the team's birthday. Hopefully we can give beautiful gifts," he concluded.

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