Organized by the Medan Football Association. Not to be confused with UDA Cup, held in 1993 and a handful of other occasions.
Ed. Year Winners Runners-Up
1 1972 PSMS Medan 3-1 Persebaya Surabaya
2 1973 PSMS Medan 1-0 Persija Jakarta Pusat
3 1974 Japan XI bt PSMS Medan
4 1975 Western Australia 2-0 South Korea XI
5 1976 Australia XI 2-0 South Korea XI
6 1977 Persija Jakarta Pusat 1-0 Japan XI
7 1978 Burma XI 2-1 PSMS Medan
8 1979 Burma XI drw Iceland XI [5-3 pen]
9 1980 Netherlands XI 4-2 Burma XI
10 1981 South Korea XI 3-2 Japan XI
11 1982 West Germany XI 2-0 Japan XI
12 1983 South Korea XI 3-1 PSMS Medan
13 1984 Al-Jaish (Baghdad) 1-1 Middlesex Wanderers (England) [6-5 pen]
14 1985 South Korea XI 2-1 Middlesex Wanderers (England)
15 1986 Yugoslavia XI 2-0 South Korea XI
16 1988 Japan XI 3-1 PSMS Medan
17 1989 FC Wageningen (Net.) 1-0 Japan B
18 1991 China XI
19 1995 Medan Jaya 2-0 Harimau Tapanuli
NB: non-Indonesian teams are usually club teams or youth or reserve
representations; unfortunately their precise identity is unknown
in most cases.
Number of Wins
3 South Korea XI (precise identity unclear)
2 Burma XI (precise identity unclear)
2 Japan XI (precise identity unclear)
2 PSMS Medan
1 Australia XI (precise identity unclear)
1 China XI (precise identity unclear)
1 Al-Jaish (Baghdad)
1 Medan Jaya
1 Netherlands XI (precise identity unclear)
1 Persija Jakarta Pusat
1 FC Wageningen (Netherlands)
1 Western Australia
1 West Germany XI (precise identity unclear)
1 Yugoslavia XI (precise identity unclear)
April 7-16 Group A PSMS 1-0 Persema PSMS 1-1 PSM Persema 2-1 PSM 1.PSMS (Medan) 2 1 1 0 2- 1 4 2.Persema (Malang) 2 1 0 1 2- 2 3 3.PSM (Makassar) 2 0 1 1 2- 3 1 Group B Persija 1-0 Persib Persija 1-1 Persebaya Persebaya 3-0 Persib 1.Persebaya (Surabaya) 2 1 1 0 4- 1 4 2.Persija (Jakarta) 2 1 1 0 2- 1 4 3.Persib (Bandung) 2 0 0 2 0- 4 0 Semifinals PSMS 1-0 Persija Persebaya 1-0 Persema Third Place Match Persija 4-1 Persema Final [Apr 16, stadion Teladan, Medan] PSMS 3-1 Persebaya Final Ranking: 1.PSMS (Medan) 2.Persebaya (Surabaya) 3.Persija (Jakarta) 4.Persema (Malang)1973
April 10-24, Medan, Indonesia Participating teams included: Persija (Jakarta) PSM (Ujung Pandang) PSMS (Medan) Persebaya (Surabaya) Persib (Bandung) Persiraja (Banda Aceh) Singapore XI Selangor XI (Malaysia) "Thailand" - team strength unknown Rangoon (Burma) "Hong Kong" - a club team There may have been more teams involved. The Singapore team was a national B team of some kind. It was not the full strength Singapore national team, which was playing in the last stages of the Malaysia Cup during this event. Likewise the Selangor team was not the full strength Selangor state team, which was also playing in the Malaysia Cup. The format below is the best guess from the known results. Some of the match dates may be wrong by a day. Round 1 Group X PSMS (Medan) and Persib (Bandung) qualified. Selangor XI and Singapore XI were eliminated (the latter on goal average). Known results: 13/4 Singapore XI 3-3 Persib (Bandung) (2-2 HT) - this was Singapore's first match 13/4 PSMS (Medan) 3-? Selangor XI (PSMS won) ??/4 PSMS (Medan) 2-0 Singapore XI 17/4 Persib (Bandung) 2-0 Selangor XI Group Y Persija (Jakarta) and PSM (Ujung Pandang) qualified. The Hong Kong club team was eliminated. There may have been a 4th team in this group. Known results: 13/4 Persija (Jakarta) bt PSM (Ujung Pandang) 17/4 PSM (Ujung Pandang) bt "Hong Kong" Group C Rangoon and "Thailand" qualified. Persebaya (Surabaya) and Persiraja (Banda Aceh) were eliminated. Known results: 13/4 Persebaya (Surabaya) 8-2 Persiraja (Banda Aceh) 13/4 "Thailand" 1-1 Rangoon 16/4 Rangoon 2-0 Persebaya (Surabaya) (1-0 HT) Round 2 Group X Rangoon and PSMS (Medan) qualified. PSM (Ujung Pandang) was eliminated. Known results: 18/4 Rangoon 2-1 PSM (Ujung Pandang) 20/4 Rangoon 0-0 PSMS (Medan) - Rangoon players attacked referee Ong Eng Yong (Singapore) Group Y Persija (Jakarta) and Persib (Bandung) qualified. "Thailand" was eliminated. Known results: 18/4 "Thailand" 1-1 Persib (Bandung) 20/4 Persija (Jakarta) 0-0 Persib (Bandung) Semifinals 23/4 Persija (Jakarta) 1-0 Rangoon (1-0 HT) ??/4 PSMS (Medan) bt Persib (Bandung) Third Place Match 24/4 Rangoon 4-1 Persib (Bandung) Final 24/4 PSMS (Medan) 1-0 Persija (Jakarta) Sources: Straits Times (Singapore), Tempo Magazine (Indonesia).1974
March 18-April 5 Participants: PSMS (Medan) Persiraja (Banda Aceh) Persib (Bandung) Persebaya (Surabaya) PSM (Ujung Pandang) Persipura (Jayapura) Japan XI Khmer XI Singapore XI (not a national team) South Korea XI South Vietnam (national team) Thailand XI First Round Three groups of four teams. Group A PSMS (Medan), Persib (Bandung), South Vietnam, Singapore XI Known results: 18- 3 PSMS (Medan) - Persib (Bandung) (opening match) ??- 3 South Vietnam 2-2 PSMS (Medan) ??- 3 PSMS (Medan) 6-1 Singapore XI Group X Persipura (Jayapura), South Korea XI, Thailand XI, another Indonesian club Known results: 18- 3 Thailand XI - Persipura (Jayapura) 25- 3 South Korea XI 1-1 Thailand XI Group Y Japan XI, Khmer XI, two Indonesian clubs. Second Round Two groups of three teams. Semifinals Japan XI, PSMS (Medan), PSM (Ujung Pandang), Thailand XI Third Place Match 5- 4 PSM (Ujung Pandang) beat Thailand XI Final 5- 4 Japan XI 0-0 PSMS (Medan) (AET, 4-3 pen)1975
April 5-25, Medan, Indonesia
Fourteen participating teams:
Persija (Jakarta) - Indonesian club
PSMS (Medan) - Indonesian club
Persebaya (Surabaya) - Indonesian club
Persib (Bandung) - Indonesian club
Persiraja (Banda Aceh) - Indonesian club
PSM (Ujung Pandang) - Indonesian club
India - reportedly the full national team
Japan XI - not a full national team
Malaysian Malays - not a full national team
Singapore Reserves - second string national team
South Korea XI - not a full national team
Taiwan - apparently a full national team (unsure)
Thailand XI - apparently not a full national team (unsure)
Western Australia - state representative team
A South Vietnamese team withdrew due to the situation in the country.
Friendly warmup matches in Singapore (National Stadium)
29/3 Singapore Reserves 4-2 "Malaysian Malays" [Att 3000]
30/3 Singapore Reserves 1-4 Singapore (full national team)
First Group Stage
Group A
India and PSMS (Medan) qualified.
Other teams in this group: Persib (Bandung), Singapore Reserves, Taiwan.
Known results:
7/4 Persib (Bandung) 6-0 Singapore Reserves (3-0 HT)
?/4 India 5-2 Singapore Reserves
?/4 India 2-0 Taiwan
?/4 India 1-0 Persib (Bandung)
17/4 India 3-1 PSMS (Medan) (0-0 HT)
Group B
Western Australia and Thailand qualified.
Other teams in this group: Persebaya (Surabaya), PSM (Ujung Pandang), Japan XI.
11/4 Persebaya (Surabaya) 3-1 Japan XI
?/4 Persebaya (Surabaya) 1-4 Western Australia
[Goals: O'Callaghan x2, MacCallum, Morton]
?/4 Thailand 1-2 Western Australia
[Goals: ? / MacCallum, O'Callaghan]
?/4 PSM (Ujung Pandang) 2-1 Western Australia
[Goals: ? / Morton]
?/4 Japan XI 2-4 Western Australia
[Goals: ? / MacCallum x3, O'Callaghan]
17/4 Thailand 3-2 Persebaya (Surabaya) (1-0 HT)
Group C
South Korea XI and Persija (Jakarta) qualified.
Other teams in this group: Malaysian Malays and Persiraja (Banda Aceh).
Known results:
11/4 Malaysian Malays 2-2 Persiraja (Banda Aceh)
Second Group Stage
Pool A
Western Australia and PSMS (Medan) qualified.
Other team in this group: Persija (Jakarta).
Known results:
Persija (Jakarta) 1-2 Western Australia
[Goals: ? / Brooks, Morton]
PSMS (Medan) 0-2 Western Australia (one source reports this match as Japan vs W.A.)
[Goals: Kirkpatrick, Morton]
Pool B
Thailand and South Korea XI qualified.
Other team in this group: India.
Known results:
20/4 Thailand 1-0 India
??/4 South Korea XI 1-0 India (or 3-0)
Semifinals
23/4 Western Australia 3-1 Thailand (1-1 HT)
[Goals: Brooks, Hannigan, MacCallum / ?]
23/4 South Korea XI beat PSMS (Medan) (AET)
Third Place Match
25/4 PSMS (Medan) 3-1 Thailand
Final
25/4 Western Australia 2-0 South Korea XI (att 40000)
[Goals: Hannigan, MacCallum]
Official awards included:
Top scorer: Nick MacCallum, Western Australia, 7 goals
Top referee: Barry Harwood, Western Australia
Western Australia squad: Steve Pateman, Tony Witschge, Sauro Iozzelli,
Denis Barstow, Dave Jones, Steve Stacey, Bob Taylor, Gary Marocchi,
Aldo Trinca, Stephen Sceats, Ernie Hannigan, Dave Brooks,
Nick MacCallum, Ken Morton, Dave O'Callaghan, Bert Kirkpatrick
Sources: Straits Times (Singapore), Western Australia state team webpage,
www.indianfootball.com, Tempo Magazine (Indonesia).
1976
April 30-May 16 Participants included: PSMS (Medan), Persiraja (Banda Aceh), Persebaya (Surabaya), PSM (Ujung Pandang) Burma, Japan XI, South Korea XI, Taiwan, Thailand, Western Australia Team strengths unknown. First group stage Known results: Thailand 0-1 Western Australia [Ilott] Persiraja 2-7 Western Australia [?, ?; Trinca (2), Marocchi, MacCallum, Iozzelli, McMillan, Ilott] Persebaya 0-2 Western Australia [MacCallum, O'Callaghan] 2- 5 Japan beat Taiwan Second group stage Known results: South Korea 2-1 Western Australia [?, ?; MacCallum] Japan 0-1 Western Australia [McMillan] Semifinals Burma 0-4 Western Australia [MacCallum (3), Malcolm] PSMS lt South Korea Third Place Match PSMS 0-4 Burma Final [May 16] South Korea 0-2 Western Australia [McMillan, MacCallum. Att: 50000] Western Australia squad: Saverio Madaschi, Tony Witschge, Sauro Iozzelli, Denis Barstow (cap), Dave Jones, Peter Johnston, Hugh Miller, Gary Marocchi, Gordon McCulloch, Stephen Sceats, John O'Connell, Tony Trinca, George McMillan, Dave O'Callaghan, Nick MacCallum, Ray Ilott, John Davies1977
March 19-April 4
Participants (reportedly 13 teams)
PSMS (Medan) - Indonesian club team
PSM (Ujung Pandang) - Indonesian club team
Persebaya (Surabaya) - Indonesian club team
PSP (Padang) - Indonesian club team
Persija (Jakarta) - Indonesian club team
Persib (Bandung) - Indonesian club team
Burma - possibly a national team (one source said several national players
were involved)
Japan XI - not a national team (the coach was Mitsuo Kamata)
Malaysia XI - not a national team (though apparently contained several
ex-national players)
Singapore Youth - youth national team
South Korea XI - not a national team
Thailand - possibly a national team
Western Australia - state representative team
First Round
Group X
PSMS (Medan) and Malaysia qualified.
Singapore Youth, PSMS (Medan), Malaysia XI, South Korea XI, PSP (Padang)
Known results:
19- 3 Singapore Youth 2-4 Malaysia XI (2-1 HT)
22- 3 South Korea XI bt Singapore Youth
22- 3 PSMS (Medan) 1-3 Malaysia XI (1-2 HT) (final score unclear)
23- 3 South Korea XI 5-1 PSP (Padang) (3-1 HT)
[Goals: Yoo Chung-Wun, Jun Ik-Buk, Dyun Hyo-Nam, ? / ?]
Group Y
Burma and Japan XI qualified
Japan XI, Persib (Bandung), Burma, Persebaya (Surabaya)
Known results:
19- 3 Japan XI 1-1 "Indonesia (either Persib or Persebaya)
22- 3 Burma 0-0 Persib (Bandung)
28- 3 Burma 0-0 Japan XI
Group C
Thailand and Persija (Jakarta) qualified.
Thailand, Western Australia, Persija (Jakarta), PSM (Ujung Pandang)
Known results:
19- 3 Thailand 2-1 Western Australia
[Goals: ? / Bill Murray]
??- 3 Persija (Jakarta) 4-0 Thailand
23- 3 Western Australia 2-0 PSM (Ujung Pandang)
[Goals; George McMillan x2]
28- 3 Persija (Jakarta) 1-0 Western Australia
[Goal: Risdianto]
Second Round
Group X
BURMA 2 2 0 0 3- 1 4
PERSIJA (Jakarta) 2 1 0 1 4- 1 2
Malaysia XI 2 0 0 2 1- 6 0
Burma 2-1 Malaysia XI
30- 3 Burma 1-0 Persija (Jakarta)
[Goal: Mwin Aung Hiang]
2- 4 Persija (Jakarta) 4-0 Malaysia XI
Group Y
Thailand and Japan XI qualified.
Known results:
Thailand 1-1 Japan XI
30- 3 Thailand bt PSMS (Medan)
Semifinals
Persija (Jakarta) 1-0 Thailand
Japan XI 2-0 Burma
Third Place Match
4- 4 Thailand 2-0 Burma
[Referee: Eddie Evans (Australia)]
Final
4- 4 Persija (Jakarta) 1-0 Japan XI
[Goal: Suhanta. Att: 40000. Ref: Udon Anantapong (Thailand).]
Sources: Straits Times (Singapore), Tempo Magazine (Indonesia), footballwa
1978
May 3-14 Final Ranking: 1.Burma XI 2.PSMS (Medan) 3.South Korea XI 4.Japan XI Final 14- 5-78 Burma 2-1 PSMS1979
Participants (10):
Persiraja (Banda Aceh)
PSMS (Medan)
Persija (Jakarta)
Persebaya (Surabaya)
Thailand XI
South Korea XI
Japan U23(?)
Burma XI
ÍA (Akranes)
Turkey B
The Korean team may have been Kyung Hee University, which played in Singapore a few days
before this tournament.
known results:
Group X
27- 4-79 Burma 1-0 South Korea [opening match]
ÍA 1-1 Persebaya
ÍA 5-0 Persiraja
Burma 4-0 Persebaya
ÍA 1-1 South Korea
ÍA 0-1 Burma
1.BURMA
2.ÍA (Akranes) 4 1 2 1 7- 3 4
.South Korea
.Persebaya
.Persiraja
Group Y
2- 5-79 Thailand 0-2 Turkey
2- 5-79 Persija 0-7 Japan
[Goals: Haruhisa Hasegawa x2, Kozo Tajima, Takeshi Okada, ?]
4- 5-79 Japan 1-1 Turkey
6- 5-79 Persija 0-8 Turkey
Thailand 4-2 Persija
Turkey 2-1 PSMS
1.JAPAN 4 3 1 0 7
2.TURKEY 4 3 1 0 13- 2 7
.Thailand
.PSMS
.Persija
Semifinals
8- 5-79 Burma 1-0 Turkey
8- 5-79 ÍA 2-1 Japan
Third Place Match
9- 5-79 Japan 0-1 Turkey
Final
9- 5-79 Burma 1-1 ÍA [4-2 pen]
1980
Apr 30 - May 14
Eleven Participants:
NIAC Mitra (Surabaya) - Indonesian club
Pardedetex (Medan) - Indonesian club
Perkesa (Bogor) - Indonesian club
PSMS (Medan) - Indonesian club
Burma - unknown, possibly a national team
Iran XI - not a national team (one source reported the team as Mazandaram XI)
Japan XI - not a national team
Luxembourg - full national team
Netherlands XI - unknown (possibly the amateur national team)
South Korea XI - not a national team
Port Authority - Thai club
Note: The Fédération Luxembourgeoise de Football regards several of their matches in this
tournament as full internationals.
First Round
Group X
LUXEMBOURG 5 3 1 1 8- 6 7
SOUTH KOREA XI
Japan XI
Port Authority
NIAC Mitra
Pardedetex
Known results:
1- 5-80 Port Authority 0-1 Luxembourg
[Goal: Clemens 84'. Ref: H. van Dijk (Netherlands).
Surasek Tantadipolok was sent off in the last few minutes.]
2- 5-80 Luxembourg 2-1 NIAC Mitra
3- 5-80 Port Authority 0-0 Japan XI
3- 5-80 South Korea XI 3-1 Pardedetex
5- 5-80 Port Authority - South Korea XI
[NB: spectators threw stones at the Indonesian referee Karel Matulessu
for disallowing a goal by Port Authority in the first half.]
7- 5-80 Luxembourg 2-2 Pardedetex
7- 5-80 NIAC Mitra 4-1 Port Authority (1-1 HT)
9- 5-80 South Korea XI 2-3 Luxembourg (0-2 HT)
[Goals: ? / Di Domenico, Reiter x2. Ref: K.Kartadireja (Indonesia).]
11- 5-80 Japan XI 1-0 Luxembourg
[Ref: U Kyaw Zaw (Burma)]
Group Y
NETHERLANDS XI 4 4 0 0 8- 2 8
BURMA
Iran XI
Perkesa
PSMS (Medan)
Known results:
2- 5-80 Netherlands XI 3-0 Perkesa
2- 5-80 Burma 2-0 Iran XI
6- 5-80 Netherlands XI 2-1 Burma (2-0 HT, att 8000)
9- 5-80 Netherlands XI 1-0 PSMS (Medan)
9- 5-80 Iran XI 2-1 Perkesa
11- 5-80 Netherlands XI 2-1 Iran XI
[NB: Iranian players and officials attacked the Indonesian referee Sudarso after
he awarded a penalty to Netherlands, with the score at 1-2. Subsequently the
Iranian delegation had to be protected from angry Indonesian spectactors, and
was ordered to leave the country the following day.]
Semifinals
13- 5-80 Burma 2-0 Luxembourg
[Goals: Maung Than Win 25' 33'. Ref: K.Yasuda (Japan)]
13- 5-80 Netherlands XI 3-0 South Korea XI
Third place match
14- 5-80 Luxembourg 0-3 South Korea XI
[Ref: H.Sudarso (Indonesia)]
Final
14- 5-80 Burma 2-4 Netherlands XI (2-3 HT, att 45000)
Sources: The Straits Times (Singapore), Tempo Magazine (Indonesia),
Der Luxemburgische Fussball.
1981
Pool A
Netherlands XI (possibly the amateur national team)
Thailand XI (not the full national team)
Singapore XI ("intermediate" national team)
Persija (Jakarta)
PSMS (Medan)
known results Pool A:
26/4 Singapore XI bt PSMS
[Goals: Razali x2, ?]
28/4 Singapore XI 1-1 Persija (0-0 HT)
[Goals: Anyong Andries 60' OG / ?]
Pool B
South Korea XI (not the full national team)
Japan XI (not the full national team)
Western Australia (state representative team)
PSP (Padang)
Persiraja (Banda Aceh)
known results Pool B:
?/4 Japan XI 2-1 Western Australia
27/4 Persiraja 0-5 Western Australia (0-3 HT)
27/4 South Korea XI 2-0 Japan XI (1-0 HT)
?/? PSP 0-5 Western Australia
3/5 South Korea XI 0-0 Western Australia
3/5 Japan XI 2-1 PSP
Semifinals
5/5 South Korea XI 3-0 Thailand XI
5/5 Japan XI 3-2 Netherlands XI
[Goals: ? / van Leeuwen, ?]
Third Place Match
6/5 Netherlands XI 4-0 Thailand XI
Final
6/5 South Korea XI 3-2 Japan XI (AET, 2-0 HT, 2-2 FT)
[Goals: Song Young-Ho 6', Byun Byung-Joo 14', ? / ?]
1982
Group X known results: 15- 6 Japan XI 5-0 Jakarta 15- 6 Italy XI 4-1 Medan 17- 6 Italy XI bt Jakarta Group Y known results: South Korea 0-2 Western Australia [Middleton x2] Semarang 1-4 West Germany XI Semarang 1-1 Western Australia [?; Herd] South Korea 1-0 West Germany XI W. Germany 4-2 Western Australia [?, ?, ?, ?; Kamasz, Middleton] Semifinals Third Place Match (20 or 21 June) Italy XI 3-0 South Korea XI Final (20 or 21 June) Japan XI 0-2 West Germany XI1983
Third Place Match Iraq 5-2 Japan Final S. Korea XI 3-1 PSMS1985
Third Place Match Thailand 3-1 PSMS Final S. Korea XI 2-1 Middlesex Wanderers (England)1984
Known results (thanks to www.niiis.com) Al-Jaish 3-1 South Korea XI Al-Jaish 3-2 PS Semen Padang Al-Jaish 1-0 "Thai Raja" Al-Jaish 6-5pen Middlesex Wanderers1986
11-16 April 1986
Group A
11- 4 Persib 0-3 Thailand
12- 4 PSMS 2-3 Thailand
13- 4 Persib 1-1 PSMS
1.THAILAND 2 2 0 0 6- 2 4
2.PSMS (Medan) 2 0 1 1 3- 4 1
3.Persib (Bandung) 2 0 1 1 1- 4 1
Note: the standard of the Thailand team is not known.
Group B
11- 4 South Korea 0-3 Yugoslavia XI
[Zivko Slepcevic x2, Ratko Dostanic]
12- 4 Indonesia Youth 1-3 South Korea
13- 4 Indonesia Youth 0-8 Yugoslavia XI
[Ratko Dostanic, Damir Vrabac x3, Ivan Ivanov, Dejan Mustahinic x3]
1.YUGOSLAVIA XI 2 2 0 0 11- 0 4
2.SOUTH KOREA 2 1 0 1 3- 4 2
3.Indonesia Youth 2 0 0 2 1- 11 0
Note: the Yugoslavian team was neither the full national team, nor a youth team. The
precise designation has not been found, but it appears to be a B team of some form.
Based on the players involved, South Korea was the full national team, although none
of their matches are listed by the KFA (not even as unofficial games).
Semifinals
15- 4 South Korea 3-1 Thailand
15- 4 Yugoslavia XI 7-0 PSMS
Third place match
16- 4 Thailand 3-2 PSMS
Final
16- 4 South Korea 0-2 Yugoslavia XI
[Davor Mitic, Damir Vrabac]
Thanks to Novan Herfiyana
1989
17th edition
Played at Teiadan Stadium, Medan, Indonesia.
First Round
Group A
1- 7-89 Japan B 2-1 Wageningen
[Jinnol 74, Hiroki Hatori 76; Jan Oosterhuis 10pen; ref: Jimmy
Schmogod (Phi); att: 25,000]
Medan Jaya 2-1 PSDS
[Suharto 14, Abdullah 56; Subono 7]
3- 7-89 PSDS 1-1 Japan B
[Suganda Lubis (pen); Hiroki Hattori 34; ref: Misran Sasmita (Ina)]
Wageningen 1-0 Medan Jaya
[Jan Oosterhuis 70]
5- 7-89 Wageningen 1-1 PSDS
[Schuurman 62pen; Gustaaf Loupatty 88]
Japan B 2-1 Medan Jaya
[Hiroki Hattori 20, Sawanobori 80; B.Syamsudin 35]
1.Japan B 3 2 1 0 5- 3 5
2.FC Wageningen 3 1 1 1 3- 3 3 [Netherlands]
3.Medan Jaya 3 1 0 2 3- 4 2
4.PSDS (Deli Serdang) 3 0 2 1 3- 4 2
Group B
2- 7-89 Tianjin 1-1 Bangkok Bank
[Wang Chai 73; Attaporn Hirunstitr 51]
PSMS 0-0 Persib
4- 7-89 Tianjin 3-3 Persib
[Wang Chai 10, 18, Huo Jian Thing 60; Kurnia 38, Ajat Sudrajat 55,
Yusuf Bachtiar 77; att: 12,000]
PSMS 0-0 Bangkok Bank
6- 7-89 Persib 3-2 Bangkok Bank
[Asep Sumantri 7, Yusuf Bachtiar 60, Ajat Sudrajat ?; Dede
Iskandar 18og, Surachai Poosuwan 83]
Tianjin 1-0 PSMS
[Wang Chai 19]
1.Persib (Bandung) 3 1 2 0 6- 5 4
2.Tianjin 3 1 2 0 5- 4 4
3.Bangkok Bank 3 0 2 1 3- 4 2
4.PSMS (Medan) 3 0 2 1 0- 1 2
Semifinals
8- 7-89 Persib 0-0 Wageningen [0-3 pen]
Tianjin 0-0 Japan B [4-5 pen]
Third Place Match
9- 7-89 Tianjin 2-1 Persib
[Zhou Shu Fa 73, 85; Ajat Sudrajat 11]
Final
9- 7-89 Wageningen 1-0 Japan B
[Gilbert Schrijner 19; ref: Jimmy J.Scomod (Phi)]
1995
Group A
16- 4-95 PSMS 1-2 Australia XI
17- 4-95 Pelita Jaya 3-1 Medan Jaya
18- 4-95 Pelita Jaya 0-0 Australia XI
19- 4-95 Medan Jaya 2-1 PSMS
20- 4-95 Pelita Jaya 1-0 PSMS
Medan Jaya 2-0 Australia XI
1.Pelita Jaya 3 2 1 0 5- 1 7
2.Medan Jaya 3 2 0 1 5- 4 6
3.Australia XI 3 1 1 1 2- 3 4
4.PSMS (Medan) 3 0 0 3 2- 5 0
Group B
17- 4-95 Gelora Dewata 1-3 Bulgaria XI
18- 4-95 Harimau Tapanuli 0-0 Gelora Dewata
19- 4-95 Harimau Tapanuli 2-2 Bulgaria XI
1.Bulgaria XI 2 1 1 0 5- 3 4
2.Harimau Tapanuli 2 0 2 0 2- 2 2
3.Gelora Dewata 2 0 1 1 1- 3 1
Semifinals
21- 4-95 Pelita Jaya drw Harimau Tapanuli [2-4 pen]
Bulgaria XI 1-2 Medan Jaya
Third Place Match
24- 4-95 Pelita Jaya 4-1 Bulgaria XI
Final
24- 4-95 Medan Jaya 2-0 Harimau Tapanuli
[Nasib Rayadi 43, Makukula Kuyangana 88]
Sources (apart from those indicated in the file): [PSS 80] (for 1972-1978), Morgunblaðið (Iceland), Tempo (Indonesia) (both for 1979)
With thanks to Novan Herfiyana for additional data
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