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Indonesian football league regulation changes

Overview

The Indonesian football league operator, I. League, announced that the ban on away supporters, in place since the 2022 Kanjuruhan Tragedy, will be lifted for the upcoming season following FIFA approval. While the policy allows visiting fans, high-rivalry matches may still be played without them depending on police indicators and security conditions.

As the 2026/27 Championship approaches, PT Liga Utama Indonesia has established specific regulations for this return. Away supporter quotas will be limited to between five and eight percent of stadium capacity, contingent upon host clubs meeting criteria such as stadium readiness, security, and police permits.

Concurrently, several clubs face disciplinary actions regarding licensing. Persipura Jayapura faces a one-point deduction related to home venue sanctions, while PSBS Biak faces potential point deductions for failing to meet multiple licensing aspects, including financial stability and stadium requirements.

Entities

PSIS Semarang · Persipura Jayapura · PSBS Biak · Budiman Dalimunthe · PSPS Pekanbaru

Timeline

4 days ago

[SPORTS] 9 sources
I. League announces new regulations for Championship 2026/27
The 2026/27 Championship faces regulatory shifts, including potential point deductions for Persipura and PSBS Biak over licensing and home base issues, and new rules for away supporter attendance.
18 days ago

[SPORTS] 2 sources
I. League to lift ban on away supporters next season
I. League will lift the ban on away supporters next season following FIFA approval, though high-rivalry matches may still restrict visiting fans for security reasons.

Sources

bali.jpnn.com · jawapos.com · jogja.jpnn.com · jpnn.com · m.jpnn.com · mediaindonesia.com · okezone.com · rri.co.id · tabengan.com