Dalbona PT. 1 vs 1 Tiki-Taka Club de futbol

Dalbona PT. hosted Tiki-Taka Club de futbol at Stadion Mini Rawalumbu on the morning of 27 March 2026, with kick-off at 9:00am. The six-a-side league encounter lasted 49 minutes plus injury time and ended in a 1-1 stalemate, a result that reflected the tight contest between the two sides. Referee Roberto Lev oversaw the match, which saw moments of quality and tension in equal measure.

Dalbona PT. lined up in a 1-1-3 formation, a setup that placed one goalkeeper, one central defender, one central midfielder, and three forwards across the attacking front. T. Malik took his place between the sticks as goalkeeper, tasked with organising the defence and making crucial saves. A. Raska operated as the central defender, expected to marshal the backline and provide solidity. M. Althof was deployed in central midfield, the pivotal role responsible for linking defence and attack. Up front, the trio consisted of Karlifah Danski on the left forward position, M. Baim leading as the striker, and Arsaka Dante on the right forward flank, all charged with creating and converting chances. On the bench, M. Zahran was named as the sole substitute, ready to impact proceedings if called upon.

The match began with Dalbona PT. showing intent, and it was A. Raska who came closest to breaking the deadlock early on, his effort rattling the post in the 13th minute. The defender’s near miss was a sign of Dalbona’s attacking ambition despite his defensive duties. T. Malik was called into action at the 22nd minute, making a vital save to keep the scores level. Two minutes later, A. Raska demonstrated his defensive capabilities by thwarting an opposition attack, helping to maintain Dalbona’s resilience.

Half-time arrived at 24.5 minutes, with the score still goalless. The second half resumed with Dalbona PT. continuing to battle hard. Karlifah Danski made a crucial defensive intervention at the 26th minute, showing his commitment to both attack and defence. However, a costly mistake followed shortly after when Arsaka Dante misplayed a pass at the 28th minute, gifting possession to Tiki-Taka Club de futbol and disrupting Dalbona’s rhythm.

T. Malik remained alert in goal, producing another important save in the 31st minute to deny the visitors. Despite these efforts, Tiki-Taka Club de futbol managed to break the deadlock in the 34th minute, scoring from close range to take a 1-0 lead. The goal put Dalbona under pressure, and matters worsened when A. Raska received a red card in the 36th minute, reducing Dalbona to five men and forcing a tactical reshuffle.

Shortly after the sending off, Dalbona made their only substitution of the match, with M. Zahran replacing M. Althof in the 37th minute. This change aimed to inject fresh energy into midfield and help the team cope with the numerical disadvantage. Dalbona responded positively, with Karlifah Danski attempting a shot on goal in the 40th minute, signalling their intent to fight back.

The equaliser finally arrived in the 46th minute, a spectacular screamer from M. Baim, brilliantly assisted by the substitute M. Zahran. This goal not only levelled the score but also lifted Dalbona’s spirits as the match neared its conclusion. Arsaka Dante also had a late attempt on goal in the same minute, showing determination to influence the game despite earlier errors.

The match ended 1-1, a fair reflection of the competitive nature of the contest. M. Zahran was named player of the match for his impactful performance off the bench, particularly his assist for the crucial equaliser. Dalbona PT. will take heart from their resilience and attacking moments, while Tiki-Taka Club de futbol can be satisfied with a hard-fought point on the road.