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FIFA ASEAN Cup Final: Indonesia vs Thailand, Time and TV

Indonesia players in red and goalkeepers in yellow celebrate with staff on the pitch at Gelora Bung Karno Stadium in front of a full crowd
Indonesia's squad and staff at Gelora Bung Karno Stadium after a 2026 World Cup qualifier win over China in June 2025. Photo: BPMI Sekretariat Presiden/Muchlis Jr, Wikimedia Commons, public domain, cropped.

Indonesia will play Thailand in the first FIFA ASEAN Cup final on Monday, Oct. 5. Kick-off is at 20:00 Jakarta time (13:00 UTC) at Gelora Bung Karno Stadium, RRI reports.

Indonesia won Group A on goals scored. On Thursday they beat Bangladesh 9–2, with Mitchell Baker scoring five, while Malaysia beat Singapore 6–0. That left both sides on seven points with a goal difference of +9, and their 0–0 draw in the group could not separate them, so total goals decided it: 11 for Indonesia and nine for Malaysia, per the group table on Wikipedia. Thailand booked their place on Sept. 29 with wins over Pakistan (4–0) and Vietnam (2–0). They still play the Philippines on Oct. 2.

What time is the FIFA ASEAN Cup final?

WhereKick-off, Mon. Oct. 5
UTC13:00
Jakarta, Bangkok, Hanoi8:00 pm
Kuala Lumpur, Singapore, Manila, Hong Kong9:00 pm
Tokyo, Seoul10:00 pm
Dhaka7:00 pm
Karachi6:00 pm
Delhi, Mumbai6:30 pm
Dubai5:00 pm
Mecca, Riyadh, Cairo4:00 pm
London2:00 pm
New York9:00 am
Los Angeles6:00 am
Sydney12:00 am, Tue. Oct. 6

Where to watch the final

WhereHow to watch
IndonesiaEmtek has the rights: free-to-air on Indosiar, SCTV and Moji, streaming on Vidio, paid satellite on NEX (RRI)
AustraliaFree on SBS and SBS On Demand, 12:00 am Tuesday Oct. 6 AEDT (SBS)
MalaysiaRTM has rights to Malaysia's matches only, free on Sukan RTM and RTMKlik, so it may not carry the final (RTM)
ThailandNo Thai TV or streaming platform held rights when Thailand opened on Sept. 26, Bangkok Biz News reported. FA Thailand posts updates on its Facebook pages
ElsewhereFIFA lists DAZN as the global broadcaster, and FIFA+ on DAZN is free to view in selected territories

Other rights-holders listed on Wikipedia's tournament page: Vietnam (FPT Play, TV360, MyTV), the Philippines (Tap Sports), Singapore (Mediacorp), Pakistan (Tapmad), Bangladesh (T Sports, Toffee), Laos (Unitel, Lao TV), Hong Kong (ViuTV) and South Korea (ENA Sports).

The red and white seats of Gelora Bung Karno Stadium in Jakarta, with the running track and dugouts beside the pitch
Inside Gelora Bung Karno Stadium, listed with a capacity of 77,193. Photo: Direktorat Jenderal Cipta Karya, Indonesia's Ministry of Public Works and Housing, Wikimedia Commons, public domain, cropped.

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What the winner gets

The Premier Division champion collects US$1 million from a US$4 million prize pool, and every team is guaranteed US$125,000, the New Straits Times reports. FIFA announced the tournament in October 2025, and this is its first edition.

Times and broadcasters are as published on Oct. 1, 2026. Check your local listings before kick-off.