Indonesia Super League 2014 Standings This October

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No	Team	M	W	D	L	GD	Points
Group I
1	AREMA CRONOUS	20	14	4	2	49-13	46
2	PERSIB	20	12	5	3	42-20	41
3	SEMEN PADANG	20	11	5	4	30-17	38
4	Pelita Bandung Raya	20	10	5	5	30-21	35
5	PERSIJA	20	9	7	4	27-15	34
6	SRIWIJAYA FC	20	6	5	9	22-29	23
7	BARITO PUTERA	20	6	4	10	23-31	22
8	PERSIK KEDIRI	20	6	3	11	29-36	21
9	GRESIK UNITED	20	4	9	7	20-32	21
10	PERSITA TANGERANG	20	4	3	13	21-35	15
11	PERSIJAP JEPARA	20	2	2	16	11-55	8
Group II
1	PERSEBAYA	20	14	4	2	47-13	43
2	PERSIPURA	20	10	9	1	29-15	39
3	MITRA KUKAR	20	11	4	5	34-18	37
4	PERSELA LAMONGAN	20	8	4	8	28-33	28
5	PUTRA SAMARINDA	20	6	7	7	29-22	25
6	PSM MAKASSAR	20	7	4	9	22-26	25
7	PERSIBA BALIKPAPAN	20	7	4	9	21-28	25
8	PERSIRAM	20	6	5	9	17-21	23
9	MADURA UNITED	20	6	5	9	28-35	23
10	PERSERU SERUI	20	6	5	9	21-29	23
11	PERSIBA BANTUL	20	2	3	15	17-53	9

Note:
M : Match
W : Win
D : Draw
L : Lose
GD : Goal Difference

Persija Football Club Profile

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Persija (Abbreviation of Persatuan Sepak Bola Indonesia Jakarta) is an Indonesian football club based in Jakarta. Persija currently competing in the Indonesian Super League. Persija founded on 28 November 1928, just a month after the Youth Pledge, the forerunner named Voetbalbond Indonesische Jacatra (VIJ).

VIJ is one of the club who co-founded Persatuan sepak bola Seluruh Indonesia (PSSI) with the participation of representatives VIJ, namely Mr. Soekardi in the formation Hadiprojo Societeit PSSI in Yogyakarta on Saturday-19 April 1930.
The club is getting the most attention of the former governor of Jakarta, Sutiyoso, which is Persija Trustees.

Full name: Persatuan Sepak bola Indonesia Jakarta
User name: Kemayoran Tigers
Established: 28 November 1928 as VIJ Jakarta
Stadium: Bung Karno Main Stadium, Jakarta, Indonesia
Chairman: Ferry Paulus
Manager: Aser Siregar
Coach: Benny Dollo
League: Indonesia Super League
Groups of supporters: The Jakmania

Pelita Bandung Raya Football Club Profile

Pelita Bandung Raya (previously named Pelita Jaya FC) is an Indonesian football club based in Bandung, West Java, Indonesia. History Pelita Jaya FC still be able to been a champion of Galatama competition for 4 times in the last six years of the competition before Galatama merged in 1994 to form the Indonesian league.

In league Indonesia, Pelita never again achieve such success in the past, although never bring Galatama foreign players such as Mario Kempes, Roger Milla, and Maboang Kessack. Since penetrate the Big 12 in competition 1994/95, the best performance Pelita is half the Big 8 in 2000.

Since the 2007 season the club back to the Indonesia Premier League after thrown into Division 1 at the end of the competition season 2005. Season 2007 to 2010 the team manager is Rahim Soekasah and coached by Fandi Ahmad.

ISL Competition 2010-2011 season, the team manager is Lalu Mara Satria Wangsa and trained by Misha Radovic. And in the 2011-2012 season Coach Misha Radovic temporary replaced by Coach Assistant Djajang Nurjaman and followed by Rahmat Darmawan. In this season Pelita play home games at the Singaperbangsa Stadium, Karawang, West Java, but addressed the District Sawangan in Depok.

In 2012, Ari D. Sutedi, the owner of 65% Stock of Bandung Raya, acquired all the Stock of Pelita Jaya FC and changed his name to Pelita Bandung Raya. Bandung Raya itself remains a separate team at the time competing in division 2.

The end of the 2013 season Pelita Bandung Raya escaped from degladasi zone, with a play-off against Persikabo implement the 2-1, by proficiency level results Pelita Bandung Raya back wading highest throne Indonesian football, that is ISL season in 2013-2014.

Full name: Pelita Bandung Raya
User name: The Boys are Back
Established: 11 November 1986
Stadium: Si Jalak Harupat Soreang Stadium Bandung, Indonesia
Owner: PT Kreasi Performa Pasundan
Director: Marco Gracia Paulo
Secretary: Rizky Fatmala
Treasurer: Sonia Pravitasari
Manager: Dejan Antonic
Coach: Dejan Antonic
Coach Assistant: Peri Sandria, Vergec Darko, Nova Arianto
League: Indonesia Super League
Website: PBR.co

Persib Bandung Football Club Profile

Persib which stands Persatuan Sepak Bola Indonesia Bandung. Persib is one of the Indonesian Football team from West Java, especially in Bandung. Record of achievement is relatively stable team in the top flight football Indonesia, since the associations up to the present Indonesian league. One of the unique record of this team is when the union won the football competition which was held for the last time, that in the year 1993/1994.

In the final match, Persib reinforced by players like Sutiono Lamso and Robby Darwis beat PSM Makassar. Galatama Football League and union teams in Indonesia later merged into the Indonesia league (LI).
In the first match in the competition LI 1994/1995, Persib re-carve the record as the champion after beating Petrokimia Putra Gresik FC in final round, where the only goal of the match scored by Sutiono.
Persib is also one of Indonesia's club reached the quarter-finals of the Asian Champions League.

Full name: Persatuan Sepak Bola Indonesia Bandung
User name: Maung Bandung, Prince Blue
Established: March 14, 1933
Stadium: Gelora Lautan Api Bandung, Indonesia
Director-General: Glenn Sugita
Manager: Umuh Mochtar
Coach: Djajang Nurjaman
League: Indonesia Super League
Website: Persib.co.id
Groups of supporters: Viking Persib Club, Bobotoh

Semen Padang Football Club Profile

Semen Padang Football Club is a football club owned by PT Semen Padang, which is the oldest cement company in Indonesia.
Semen Padang Football Club, based in Indarung, Padang, West Sumatra, and play their home games at Gelora Haji Agus Salim Stadium.

Semen Padang FC was established on 30 November 1980.
Debut in Indonesian football scene following the 1980 Division 1 Galatama In 1982, Semen Padang FC managed to win the Division 1 Galatama and as well as promotion to the First Division Galatama.

Full name: Semen Padang Football Club
User name: Kabau Sirah (Red Ox)
Established: 30 November 1980
Stadium: Gelora Haji Agus Salim Stadium, Padang, West Sumatra, Indonesia
Commissioner: Toto Sudibyo
Director: Anwar Erizal
Head coach: Jafri Literature
League: Indonesia Super League
Website: semenpadangfc.co.id

Arema Cronous Football Club Background

Arema Indonesia or Arema Cronous, formerly named Arema Malang, is a football club based in Malang, East Java, Indonesia. Arema was established on August 11, 1987, Arema has the nickname "Singo Edan". They played at the Stadium and Stadium Kanjuruhan Gajayana. Arema is from Persema team shirts. In the 2010-11 season, at the launching ceremony was using the name Arema FC, but two days later returned to the name of Arema Indonesia.

Since the present national football, has become an icon of Arema Malang residents (Malang, Malang, Batu) and surrounding areas. As the embodiment of the symbol Arema, almost in every corner of the city to a small hallway and there is a statue of a lion. Their supporters were called Aremania and Aremanita for supporting women.

Arema Football Club was born on August 11, 1987, with the spirit of developing soccer in Malang. At that time, the team Persema from Malang other like a magnet for Arek Malang. Gajayana Stadium, the government's club home base was always crowded with spectators. Arema position where time is it? To be sure, the club was not squirm as a soccer community. He still finished a "utopia".

Is Acub Zaenal former Irian Jaya governor 3rd and former PSSI 80s period that spawned the first time the thought had contributed to form a club in the city of Malang Galatama after the previous build Perkesa club 78 with Dirk Sutrisno, founder of the Fleet '86 club.

Thanks to the excellent relationship between Dirk with sports journalists in Malang, especially football, then Siwo PWI Malang day seminar held to look "ripe for Malang has Galatama club?" . Drs. Siwo Heruyogi as Chairman and Drs. Bambang Bes (Secretary Siwo) held a seminar at the Center for Journalists Jl. Kingdom langsep Malang. The theme is "Club Galatama and Malang", with resource persons deceased Bpk.Acub Zainal (Administrator Galatama), from East Java Pengda PSSI, PSSI Komda Malang, Dr. Ubud Salim, MA. The event was opened by Mr. Mayor Tom Uripan. The results obtained or recommendations of the seminar: Malang is considered to be worth having a professional Galatama club.

Admittedly, the beginning of the Arema not be separated from the role of a big crane with its Fleet 86. Arema first name is Aremada, a combination of Fleet and Arema. However, the name can not be lasting. A few months later changed to Arema `86. Unfortunately, efforts to retain Derek Galatama club Arema `86 many obstacles, even teams that are expected to take part in the arena Galatama VIII started shuffling due squeezed funding difficulties.

From this, Acub Zaenal then took over and tried to save Arema `86 that still survive. Once taken over, the name of `86 Arema Arema and eventually converted into a set anyway Arema Galatama establishment on August 11, 1987 in accordance with the notary deed Pramu Haryono SH-late-No. 58." Determination dated August 11, 1987, as the water flow away, not based determination (choice) specifically, ".

From the establishment in August that later symbol Singo (Lion) appears. "August was identical with Leo Zodiac or Singo (according to Horoscop).

Soccer Trace in Indonesia

The Indonesian football history begins with the founding of Persatuan Sepak Bola Seluruh Indonesia (PSSI) in Yogyakarta on 19 April 1930 with the leadership of Soeratin Sosrosoegondo.
In the PSSI congress in Solo, the organization changed its name to Persatuan Sepak Bola Seluruh Indonesia. Since then, football activities are increasingly being driven by the PSSI and the more people play on the road or square where the first of the competition was held. As a form of support for the revival of "Football Nationality", Pakubowono X establish Sriwedari stadium, what makes Indonesian football more incentive.

After the death of Soeratin Sosrosoegondo, achievements Indonesia national football team is not very satisfactory because of coaching the national team is not matched by the development organization and competition.
In the era before the 1970s, Indonesia had a few players to compete in international competitions, including Ramang, Sucipto Suntoro, Ronny Pattinasarani, Tan Liong Houw, and so on.

During its development, the PSSI has expanded its domestic football competitions, including the implementation of the Indonesian Super League, Premier Division, Division One and Division Two for the non-amateur players, as well as Division Three for amateur players. In addition, PSSI also actively developing women's football competition and competition in certain age groups (U-15, U-17, U-19, U21, and U-23).