Indonesia vs Bahrain: Lucky Goal in a Draw
Bahrain Coach Assesses Draw Against Indonesian national Team
Published: March 25, 2025
Jakarta – Bahrain’s coach, Dragan Talajic, believes a draw was a fair result in their match against the Indonesian national team at Bung Karno main Stadium in Jakarta on Tuesday.
The match was intense, with both teams displaying persistent play and creating numerous scoring opportunities.
I think the first round of Indonesia is a little better than us. The second half, we are a little better and maybe the draw is the best result.
Dragan Talajic, Bahrain coach
Talajic attributed Indonesia’s goal, scored by Ole Romeny in the 24th minute, too luck, citing a defensive error by Mohamed marhoon.
Marhoon’s mistake led to Thom Haye gaining possession and delivering a through ball to Marselino Ferdinan, who was open on the right side.
Ferdinan then passed to Romeny, who converted the opportunity.
We can’t say lucky. But, in football, you know. Must be lucky.In football, you get what you deserve to get.
Dragan Talajic, Bahrain Coach
The coach also praised the atmosphere at Gelora Bung Karno (GBK) Stadium, but stated that the crowd did not intimidate his players.
No [bukan karena fans]. The atmosphere is good, everything is okay. We have played in a full stadium and in my opinion the atmosphere is good.
Dragan Talajic, Bahrain Coach
Following the match, Bahrain remains in fifth place with six points from eight matches. Indonesia is in fourth place with nine points.
Bahrain Coach Dragan Talajic on Draw Against Indonesia: A Q&A
Introduction:
Following a hard-fought match at Bung karno Main Stadium in Jakarta, Bahrain’s coach, Dragan Talajic, provided his assessment of the draw against the Indonesian national team. This Q&A delves into his perspectives on the game, the goals, and the atmosphere, offering insights into his strategic thinking and the match dynamics.
Q&A:
1. What was Coach Talajic’s overall assessment of the match result?
dragan Talajic believes the draw was a fair result.He stated that the match was intense, wiht both teams demonstrating persistent play and creating scoring chances.
2. How did coach Talajic perceive the match’s flow and performance of each team?
Talajic noted that Indonesia may have had an edge during the first half.
He felt Bahrain improved in the second half.
He concluded that the draw was perhaps the best possible outcome.
3. What did Coach Talajic say about indonesia’s goal?
Talajic attributed Indonesia’s goal, scored by Ole Romeny in the 24th minute, to some luck. He pointed out a defensive error by Mohamed Marhoon that led to the goal.
Marhoon’s mistake led to Thom Haye getting the ball.
Haye passed to Marselino Ferdinan.
Ferdinan then assisted Romeny, who scored.
Talajic also said, “In football, you get what you deserve”.
4. What were Coach Talajic’s thoughts on the atmosphere at Gelora Bung Karno (GBK) Stadium?
Coach Talajic praised the atmosphere at GBK Stadium, stating that the crowd’s presence did not intimidate his players, and seemed a positive factor. He felt the environment was “good”.
5. How has the draw impacted the teams’ standings in the competition?
Here’s a summary of the points:
| Team | Position | Points | Matches Played |
| ———– | ——– | —— | ————– |
| Bahrain | 5th | 6 | 8 |
| Indonesia | 4th | 9 | 8 |
Conclusion:
Coach Talajic’s assessment offers a clear and insightful understanding of the match. His remarks highlight the strategic aspects of the game and provide valuable perspectives on the Indonesian national team’s performance.