Dalbona PT. 1 vs 4 PERSIHARJO SUKOHARJO

Dalbona PT. faced Persiharjo Sukoharjo at Kecamatan Bekasi Selatan on 26 March 2026 in a six-a-side match that kicked off at midnight. The encounter lasted 50 minutes plus added time and ended in a 4-1 victory for Persiharjo Sukoharjo, leaving Dalbona PT. on the wrong side of a comprehensive scoreline.

The match was played in a 1-3-1 formation, a tactical setup that typically features one goalkeeper, three outfield players forming a defensive and midfield line, and a lone forward leading the attack. This formation demands a disciplined defensive trio to cover wide and central areas, while the single forward is expected to spearhead offensive efforts and exploit any gaps left by the opposition. Dalbona PT.’s line-up was arranged accordingly, with a goalkeeper guarding the net, three players positioned across defence and midfield to maintain shape and control, and one player tasked with pressing high and creating scoring opportunities.

No substitutes were listed for Dalbona PT., meaning the starting five were expected to endure the full duration of the match without rotation.

The first half unfolded with both sides testing each other’s resolve, but by the 25th minute, the referee Wowo S. Nyawit signalled half-time. Despite the limited details on specific incidents during the first half, it is clear that Persiharjo Sukoharjo had established a commanding lead by the break, having scored multiple goals to put Dalbona PT. under significant pressure.

In the second half, Persiharjo Sukoharjo continued their dominance, adding further goals to extend their advantage. Dalbona PT. managed to pull one back, offering a glimmer of resistance, but it was not enough to stem the tide. The visitors’ attacking play was clinical and well-coordinated, capitalising on the spaces left by Dalbona PT.’s defensive line.

Throughout the match, Dalbona PT.’s lone forward worked tirelessly to create chances, but the lack of support and the strength of Persiharjo Sukoharjo’s defence limited their effectiveness. The three players in the defensive and midfield line faced a relentless challenge to contain the visitors’ fluid attacking movements, which ultimately proved too much to handle.

Referee Wowo S. Nyawit maintained control of the game, ensuring fair play across the 50 minutes of action. The match concluded with Persiharjo Sukoharjo securing a convincing 4-1 victory over Dalbona PT., highlighting the gulf in performance on the day.