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Indonesia Beats Thailand 11-10 on Penalties to Reach SEA Games Women’s Futsal Final

by Luis Mendoza - Sport Editor

breaking: Indonesia Advances On Penalties After thrilling SEA Games Semi-Final, Thai Women’s Futsal falls Short

Bangkok, December 16, 2025 – In a pulsating SEA Games semi-final at BTU Hall, Indonesia defeated Thailand in a penalty shootout after a dramatic 4-4 stalemate through extra time. Teh result sends Indonesia to the final against Vietnam, while Thailand shifts focus to the bronze medal match against the Philippines.

The Thai squad, who topped group A, faced a stern test as Indonesia finished as Group B’s runners-up. Thailand paraded their starting five: Sasiprapha Suksen guarding the net, with Jenjira buppha, Areeya Sae-Tien, Natthamon Ajkla, and Darika Pianphayun in the front line. the early action favored Indonesia, as Bangun Febrina struck inside the opening minute to give the visitors a 1-0 lead.

Thailand rallied, equalizing in the 8th minute through a saengrawee strike before Natthamon and Darika combined to push it to 2-1.Indonesia answered in kind by the 14th minute, knotting the score at 2-2. A powerful long-range effort from Jenjira in the 18th minute briefly handed thailand a 3-2 edge, but Indonesia leveled again at 3-3 before the break.

in the second half, Thailand moved ahead again with a 4-3 lead after a Jenjira Buppha strike redirected by Darika Pianphayun. Indonesia answered in the 35th minute to make it 4-4, forcing extra time as the teams traded chances without a winner in regulation play.

extra time offered more near-misses,including a late thai bid in the 42nd minute and another saved attempt in the 49th. With the scoreboard still 4-4, the match proceeded to penalties, where Indonesia prevailed 11-10 in a tense shootout to reach the final against Vietnam. Thailand bowed out and will contest the bronze against the Philippines on December 18, 2025 at 1:30 p.m., with TrueVisions NOW carrying the broadcast.

Key Facts At A Glance

Event 33rd SEA Games – Women’s Futsal Semi-Final
Date & Venue December 16, 2025 – BTU hall, Bangkok Thonburi University
Final Score Thailand 4-4 Indonesia (indonesia won 11-10 on penalties)
Thailand Starting XI Sasiprapha Suksen (GK); Jenjira Buppha; Areeya Sae-Tien; Natthamon Ajkla; Darika Pianphayun
Thailand Path Finished Group A as champions; advanced to semi-finals
Next Match Bronze medal match vs the Philippines – December 18, 2025, 1:30 p.m.
Broadcast TrueVisions NOW

Evergreen Takeaways

The drama underscored the volatility of futsal, where a single shootout can decide a team’s fate despite a balanced 40 minutes of play. Thailand demonstrated resilience by repeatedly overturning deficits, signaling continued strength in regional competition.The bronze match presents a fresh chance for Thailand to cap the SEA Games with a podium finish and build momentum heading into the next cycle of international fixtures.

Historically, Thailand has relied on speedy, precise combinations and set-piece execution to edge opponents in tightly contested games. as the program refines its defense and bench depth, the team will aim to convert more of its chances in high-pressure moments-especially in shootouts, where mental preparedness often decides outcomes.

Looking ahead, the bronze medal clash against the Philippines offers another high-stakes test.Fans and analysts will watch whether Thailand can translate late-game intensity into silverware and demonstrate growth against another competitive SEA side.

Engagement Corner

What aspects of Thailand’s approach should coaching staff emphasize to improve success in penalty scenarios? Which rival teams pose the biggest challenge for a bronze-medal run, and why?

Share your thoughts below and tell us which moment from today’s match stood out most to you. Do you expect Thailand to rebound with a bronze in the upcoming showdown?

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