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24.02.25

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03.02.25

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IL1

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IL1

01.12.24

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IL1

23.11.24

Persik Kediri

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IL1

02.11.24

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Persebaya Surabaya

IL1

23.10.24

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PSIS Semarang

IL1

17.10.24

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IL1

26.09.24

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IL1

20.09.24

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IL1

15.09.24

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PSIS Semarang

IL1

11.09.24

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PSIS Semarang

IL1

23.08.24

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PSBS Biak

IL1

17.08.24

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PSIS Semarang

IL1

11.08.24

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Persita Tangerang

IL1

Siege

Remis

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Gesamtstatistik

PSIS Semarang

gespielte Spiele 34

Tore (erzielt /zulassen)

29

0.85

1.68

57

Unter/Über

1.5

11

32%

68%

23

2.5

16

47%

53%

18

3.5

26

76%

24%

8

Spiele Tor/Tor (Ja/Nein)

19

56%

44%

15

Spielen zu Null (Ja/Nein)

8

24%

76%

26

ein Tor erzielen (Ja/Nein)

23

68%

32%

11

Gesamttabelle		PTS	GP	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	Persib Bandung	69	34	19	12	3	60 - 33	27
2	Dewa United FC	61	34	17	10	7	65 - 33	32
3	Malut United FC	57	34	15	12	7	48 - 33	15
4	Persebaya Surabaya	56	34	15	11	8	41 - 38	3
5	Borneo FC	56	34	16	8	10	50 - 38	12
6	PSM Makassar	53	34	13	14	7	47 - 34	13
7	Persija Jakarta	51	34	14	9	11	47 - 38	9
8	Bali United	50	34	14	8	12	50 - 41	9
9	PSBS Biak	48	34	13	9	12	44 - 47	-3
10	Arema FC	47	34	13	8	13	53 - 51	2
11	Persita Tangerang	43	34	12	7	15	32 - 43	-11
12	Persik Kediri	41	34	10	11	13	40 - 42	-2
13	Semen Padang	36	34	9	9	16	38 - 60	-22
14	Persis Solo	36	34	9	9	16	34 - 46	-12
15	Madura United	36	34	10	6	18	36 - 58	-22
16	PSS Sleman	34	34	11	4	19	43 - 50	-7
17	PS Barito Putera	34	34	8	10	16	42 - 57	-15
18	PSIS Semarang	25	34	6	7	21	29 - 57	-28

Indonesia Liga 1 Table

Pos #	Team	PTS	GP	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	Persib Bandung	69	34	19	12	3	60 - 33	27
2	Dewa United FC	61	34	17	10	7	65 - 33	32
3	Malut United FC	57	34	15	12	7	48 - 33	15
4	Persebaya Surabaya	56	34	15	11	8	41 - 38	3
5	Borneo FC	56	34	16	8	10	50 - 38	12
6	PSM Makassar	53	34	13	14	7	47 - 34	13
7	Persija Jakarta	51	34	14	9	11	47 - 38	9
8	Bali United	50	34	14	8	12	50 - 41	9
9	PSBS Biak	48	34	13	9	12	44 - 47	-3
10	Arema FC	47	34	13	8	13	53 - 51	2
11	Persita Tangerang	43	34	12	7	15	32 - 43	-11
12	Persik Kediri	41	34	10	11	13	40 - 42	-2
13	Semen Padang	36	34	9	9	16	38 - 60	-22
14	Persis Solo	36	34	9	9	16	34 - 46	-12
15	Madura United	36	34	10	6	18	36 - 58	-22
16	PSS Sleman	34	34	11	4	19	43 - 50	-7
17	PS Barito Putera	34	34	8	10	16	42 - 57	-15
18	PSIS Semarang	25	34	6	7	21	29 - 57	-28

Indonesia Liga 1 Fixtures

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Persebaya Surabaya

PSIM Yogyakarta

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Persijap Jepara

08/09/2025 08:30

08/09/2025 12:00

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08/10/2025 12:00

Persija Jakarta

Persita Tangerang

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Indonesia Liga 1 Results

05/24/2025 09:00

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05/24/2025 09:00

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Persebaya Surabaya

05/23/2025 12:00

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Persebaya Surabaya

PSIS Semarang Football Club, commonly known as PSIS, is a professional football club based in Semarang, Central Java, Indonesia. The club was founded in 1932, making it one of Indonesia's oldest football teams. Over its long history, PSIS Semarang has built a strong legacy in Indonesian football, known for producing talented players and achieving notable successes both regionally and nationally.The team holds its home matches at Jatidiri Stadium, a modern complex with a capacity to hold up to approximately 25,000 spectators. PSIS's traditional colors are blue and white, and the club's crest is famously emblazoned with the Tugu Muda monument, representing Semarang's proud cultural heritage.PSIS Semarang's supporters are famously passionate, with the main groups known as Panser Biru and Snex. The club maintains a fierce local rivalry with Persis Solo, and matches between these teams, known as the "Central Java Derby," are recognized among Indonesian football's highlights for their intense atmosphere.Throughout its history, PSIS Semarang has produced and featured iconic players such as Tugiyo, M. Ridwan, and recently, the talented Taisei Marukawa. The club has experienced both triumphant successes and challenging periods but remains a respected force in Indonesian football.With a storied tradition, dedicated fan base, and ongoing commitment to developing football in Central Java, PSIS Semarang continues to be a prominent club in the Indonesian Liga 1.

Team:	PSIS Semarang
Full name:	Persatuan Sepakbola Indonesia Semarang
Country:	Indonesia
Nickname:	Laskar Mahesa Jenar, Mahesa Jenar Warriors
Founded:	1932
Colors:	Blue-White
Stadium:	Stadion Jatidiri 25,000 Seats
Address:	Jl. Karangrejo Raya, Semarang, Central Java, Indonesia
Telephone:	Updating...
Fax:	Updating...
Homepage:	https://psis.co.id
e-mail:	[email protected]

History of PSIS Semarang FC

Founded

Persatuan Sepakbola Indonesia Semarang, known as PSIS Semarang, was founded in 1932 in Semarang, Central Java, Indonesia. The club originated as a community movement encouraging football among the local youth and remains a significant part of Semarang's social fabric. Through its early decades, PSIS gained prestige competing in various Indonesian football competitions, eventually becoming a mainstay in national tournaments.

PSIS won its first major national title in 1987 by winning the Galatama–Perserikatan unified league, which is today recognized as the ancestor of Liga 1. Subsequent years saw fluctuating fortunes, but the club is most remembered for its resilience and passionate representation of Central Java football traditions.

Importantly, PSIS also clinched the Liga Indonesia Premier Division in 1998–99, solidifying their reputation as a powerhouse outside Java’s major cities. In the decades since, PSIS has remained competitive in the top tiers of Indonesian football, continuously developing youth players and maintaining a loyal following.

Finances and ownership

PSIS Semarang is operated under PT Mahesa Jenar Semarang as a professional football institution. The ownership structure includes prominent local businessman Yoyok Sukawi, who serves as the club's president and main shareholder. Under his leadership, PSIS Semarang has stabilized financially, expanded its operational capabilities, and invested in squad improvement as well as club facilities.

The club relies on sponsorship, matchday revenue, merchandise, and contributions from local business partners for its financial health. In recent years, PSIS has attracted sponsorships from large Indonesian brands, contributing to its continued participation in Liga 1 and facilitating player acquisitions. While not a financial juggernaut compared to some larger Indonesian sides, PSIS is acknowledged for prudent management and for building a model of sustainability and grassroots engagement.

Through its structure and ongoing partnerships, PSIS Semarang continues to fund player development and community programs, aiming to strengthen both competitive success and influence in Central Java’s sports scene.

Popular culture

PSIS Semarang's fan culture is legendary in Indonesia, stemming from its two main supporter groups: Panser Biru and Snex. These groups are known throughout the Indonesian football world for creating electrifying atmospheres, elaborate tifos, and unwavering support at home and away matches. Their loyalty remains steadfast regardless of results, creating one of Indonesia's most passionate football environments at Jatidiri Stadium.

PSIS also embodies the cultural spirit of Semarang. The club’s nickname, "Laskar Mahesa Jenar," is inspired by a legendary Javanese warrior, emphasizing pride and respect for local traditions. The Tugu Muda monument, depicted in the club's crest, further reinforces PSIS’s strong connection to the city and its history of independence and resistance.

PSIS Semarang is frequently referenced in local media, books, feature films, and TV shows reflecting Central Java's football identity. This deep integration with popular culture accentuates the club’s role not only as a football team but also as a unifying force and symbol for the people of Semarang.

Player

Through its history, PSIS Semarang has fielded a range of remarkable talents, both local and international. Legendary players from earlier eras include Tugiyo, Christian Bekka, and M. Ridwan, while recent years have introduced new icons like Taisei Marukawa, Carlos Fortes, and Wallace Costa.

PSIS has long been recognized for developing young players through its youth program, making significant contributions to Indonesian national teams. Players such as Hari Nur Yulianto, Septian David Maulana, and Alfeandra Dewangga have become important both for PSIS and on the national stage.

The current squad features a blend of seasoned professionals and promising youth talent, with the club maintaining a balance of Indonesian and foreign players suited to Liga 1 competition.

Famous Players

Tugiyo: An iconic striker known for his quick pace and eye for goal, Tugiyo was instrumental in PSIS’s 1998–99 league title and is still celebrated among fans as one of the greatest in the club's history.
M. Ridwan: The versatile midfielder contributed to PSIS Semarang across several eras, famed for his passing, work rate, and leadership qualities both on and off the pitch.
Christian Bekka: The Cameroonian defender was a rock at the back during the late 1990s and infamous for his physical presence, helping anchor the PSIS defense through successful seasons.
Hari Nur Yulianto: Joining PSIS in modern times, Hari Nur quickly became a reliable goal-scorer and symbol of loyalty, amassing more than 50 goals for the club in Liga 1 and Liga 2 campaigns.
Septian David Maulana: Known for his vision and technical skill, Septian is a current key player and regular selection for Indonesia’s national team, underlining the club’s important role in national football.
Taisei Marukawa: The Japanese winger is celebrated by fans for his speed and creativity, making a significant impact since arriving in Semarang and contributing with goals and assists.

Top goalscorers of All time

Rank	Player	Position	Goals	Appearances	Goals/match
1	Hari Nur Yulianto	FW	60+	180+	0.33
2	Tugiyo	FW	50+	120+	0.41
3	M. Ridwan	MF	40+	150+	0.27
4	Christian Bekka	DF	15+	100+	0.15
5	Johan Yoga	FW	15+	50+	0.30

Typical Squad

PSIS Semarang typically lines up in a 4-3-3 or 4-2-3-1 formation. The squad composition balances local and foreign talent across all positions, focused on pace, discipline, and pressing football. The goalkeeper anchors the back line, with defenders adept at both marking and advancing forward. Midfielders serve dual roles in both defense and attack, while the frontline is expected to interchange positions and apply constant pressure on opponents.

Goalkeeper

The current primary goalkeeper is likely Adi Satryo, known for his agility and reliable shot-stopping. In previous years, Joko Ribowo and Jandia Eka Putra have also featured as key goalkeepers.

Defender

The defense is led by experienced players such as Wallace Costa and Alfeandra Dewangga, supplemented by young local talent. The team typically fields both central defenders and attacking full-backs who are comfortable joining attacking movements.

Midfielder

The midfield includes dynamic individuals like Septian David Maulana and Fredyan Wahyu. PSIS midfielders are known for their work rate, creativity, and support for both offensive and defensive phases.

Forward

Forwards include top contributors like Taisei Marukawa, Carlos Fortes, and Hari Nur Yulianto, who combine for goals, assists, and movement across the final third. PSIS places an emphasis on versatile attacking play.

In parallel, PSIS regularly integrates young academy players into the main squad, ensuring a pipeline of talent for future seasons.

2024/25 Squad Season

The 2024–25 season marks another chapter for PSIS Semarang in Liga 1 Indonesia. The squad boasts a balanced mix of experienced players and emerging prospects, while the club continues to aspire toward both national league success and player development.

Goalkeeper
Updating	13	Adi Satryo		Indonesia	07/07/2001
Updating	33	Joko Ribowo		Indonesia	20/03/1989
Defender
Updating	3	Wallace Costa		Brazil	13/08/1986
Updating	19	Alfeandra Dewangga		Indonesia	28/06/2001
Updating	28	Fredyan Wahyu		Indonesia	11/04/1998
Updating	16	Rio Ramandika		Indonesia	31/01/1989
Midfielder
Updating	29	Septian David Maulana		Indonesia	28/09/1996
Updating	14	Fandi Eko Utomo		Indonesia	02/06/1990
Updating	27	Jonathan Cantillana		Chile	26/05/1992
Forward
Updating	10	Taisei Marukawa		Japan	30/01/1997
Updating	9	Carlos Fortes		Portugal	09/11/1994
Updating	22	Hari Nur Yulianto		Indonesia	31/10/1989
Updating	11	Riyan Ardiansyah		Indonesia	14/05/1996
Manager
Updating		Gilson de Jesus		Brazil	19/12/1975
Assistant Manager
Updating		Eko Purjianto		Indonesia	01/02/1976

Coach

PSIS Semarang, as one of Indonesia's historic football clubs, has been guided by numerous notable coaches who have played key roles in shaping the team's character and achievements. Over the decades, the club has experienced various managerial eras, each leaving a unique mark. Here are some of the most outstanding and memorable coaches in the history of PSIS Semarang:

Bambang Nurdiansyah: Bambang Nurdiansyah led PSIS Semarang to one of its most successful eras, securing the club’s only Liga Indonesia Premier Division title in 1998-99. He is celebrated as the tactician behind PSIS’s greatest triumph in Indonesian football.
Subangkit: At the helm during the pivotal 2017 Liga 2 campaign, Subangkit successfully guided PSIS Semarang back to the top flight by achieving promotion to Liga 1, restoring the club’s status among the elite in Indonesian football.
Seto Nurdiantoro: Appointed in 2023, Seto has been recognized for developing young talent and bringing stability to the squad, ensuring the club competes respectably in the Liga 1 era and fostering a new identity for PSIS Semarang.
Sutrisno: One of the club's early coaches, Sutrisno contributed to laying the team’s foundational structure and cultivating a competitive spirit during the formative years of Indonesian football leagues.

These coaches, along with many others, have contributed to the growth and legacy of PSIS Semarang over the years.

Period	Manager	Country	Born
01/01/2023 – present	Seto Nurdiantoro	Indonesia	14/04/1974
31/10/2022 – 31/12/2022	M. Ridwan (caretaker)	Indonesia	08/07/1980
01/06/2021 – 31/10/2022	Dragan Djukanovic	Montenegro	10/10/1969
17/08/2020 – 31/05/2021	Imran Nahumarury	Indonesia	12/11/1978
07/01/2019 – 16/08/2020	Jafri Sastra	Indonesia	23/05/1965
12/10/2017 – 06/01/2019	Subangkit	Indonesia	29/11/1959
07/02/2016 – 11/10/2017	Eko Riyadi	Indonesia	25/06/1979
2012 – 2015	Bambang Nurdiansyah	Indonesia	28/12/1959
2008 – 2012	Sutrisno	Indonesia	Updating...
2005 – 2008	Agus Yuwono	Indonesia	01/07/1966
2002 – 2005	Yusuf Ekodono	Indonesia	16/04/1967
1999 – 2002	Edhi Santoso	Indonesia	Updating...
1998 – 1999	Bambang Nurdiansyah	Indonesia	28/12/1959
1997 – 1998	Hanafing	Indonesia	27/04/1967
1995 – 1997	Unknown	Updating...	Updating...
1994 – 1995	Edy Paryono	Indonesia	Updating...
1987 – 1994	Sutrisno	Indonesia	Updating...

Crests and Colors

PSIS Semarang, officially known as Persatuan Sepakbola Indonesia Semarang, is one of Indonesia’s historic football clubs, founded in 1932 and based in Semarang, Central Java. The club’s crest and colors reflect the cultural and sporting identity of the city and region.

The original PSIS Semarang crest showcased a simple blue shield with the city’s landmark, Tugu Muda (the Young Monument), symbolizing the spirit and pride of Semarang. Over the years, the crest has evolved, adopting modern and stylized elements but consistently featuring the Tugu Muda monument, rice and cotton (representing prosperity), and often a football to reflect the club’s sporting purpose. The latest version is a sharp, blue-and-white shield, distinctly bearing "PSIS" and the traditional monument with fan-shaped rice and cotton in the background.

Traditional club colors are royal blue and white. These have been core to PSIS Semarang’s identity since inception, worn in home kits and reflected in the club’s banners and paraphernalia. Away kits have varied from white and light blue to sometimes incorporating bold black or yellow as accent colors, adding modern flair while preserving tradition.

Through crest updates and kit variations, PSIS Semarang has stayed true to its roots, maintaining symbols and colors that resonate with fans in Semarang and across Indonesia. These elements unify generations of supporters and are integral to the club’s proud heritage.

Fan Club

PSIS Semarang boasts one of the most passionate fan bases in Indonesian football, with supporters renowned for their unwavering loyalty and vibrant matchday atmosphere. The largest and most famous supporter group is Panser Biru, founded in 2000. The name translates to "Blue Tank," signifying strength, unity, and their trademark blue apparel.

Panser Biru members are known for their colorful choreographies, elaborate banners, and exceptional noise throughout home and away games. Their chants and tifos create an intimidating presence for visiting teams at Jatidiri Stadium and are an essential part of the club’s identity. Alongside Panser Biru, Snex (Supreme Niners Extrim) is another influential supporter community recognized for their creative displays and active social campaigns.

Supporters of PSIS are characteristic of Javanese warmth and pride, always supporting their team regardless of results. Their deep-rooted connection with Semarang’s history and values has turned matchdays into city-wide celebrations, uniting people from various backgrounds under the blue-and-white flag.

Stadium

PSIS Semarang plays its home matches at the Jatidiri Stadium, a multi-purpose stadium located in Semarang, Indonesia. Originally built in 1991, the stadium underwent a significant renovation between 2016 and 2022 to modernize facilities, improve seating and pitch quality, and comply with current safety standards.

The post-renovation capacity is approximately 25,000 spectators, making it one of the largest stadiums in Central Java. Jatidiri Stadium is famed for its passionate atmosphere, with blue-clad fans filling the stands during key fixtures. The stadium is not only a football venue but also serves as a regional hub for athletics and large-scale events in Semarang.

Jatidiri Stadium symbolizes PSIS Semarang’s ambitions and commitment to providing world-class facilities for players, supporters, and the city. The comprehensive facility upgrades have established it as a modern sporting venue, ready to support the club’s future achievements.

Honours and Awards

Throughout its rich history, PSIS Semarang has achieved notable success in Indonesian football. Their biggest domestic achievement is winning the Indonesian Premier Division, which stands as a testament to the club’s legacy and competitive spirit. PSIS has also secured top positions in various cups and regularly competes at the top levels in Indonesia.

No	Cups	NOT	Awards	Years
1	Indonesian Premier Division	1	Champion	1998–99
2	Indonesian Premier Division (Second Tier)	1	Runner-up	2017
3	President's Cup	1	Fourth Place	2018
4	Other Domestic Cups	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
5	Continental Titles	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...

These honours highlight PSIS Semarang’s long-standing presence in Indonesian football and the club’s potential to continue adding to its trophy cabinet.

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FAQs about PSIS Semarang

Q: What does PSIS stand for?

A: PSIS stands for Persatuan Sepakbola Indonesia Semarang, which translates to Semarang Indonesian Football Association.

Q: What are PSIS Semarang’s official colors?

A: The official colors of PSIS Semarang are royal blue and white.

Q: What is the symbol on the PSIS Semarang crest?

A: The crest prominently features the Tugu Muda Monument, a historical landmark of Semarang, surrounded by rice and cotton.

Q: Who are the main supporter groups of PSIS Semarang?

A: The largest supporter groups are Panser Biru and Snex (Supreme Niners Extrim).

Q: Where does PSIS Semarang play their home matches?

A: The team plays at Jatidiri Stadium in Semarang, which has a capacity of approximately 25,000 after its recent renovation.

Q: How many times has PSIS Semarang won the Indonesian Premier Division?

A: PSIS Semarang has won the Indonesian Premier Division once, in the 1998–99 season.

Q: What nickname is commonly used for PSIS Semarang?

A: The club is commonly known as "Laskar Mahesa Jenar," referencing a legendary Javanese figure.

Q: When was PSIS Semarang founded?

A: The club was founded in 1932.

Q: What is unique about the atmosphere at Jatidiri Stadium?

A: Jatidiri Stadium is famous for its vibrant and energetic atmosphere, especially when filled with passionate Panser Biru and Snex supporters.

Q: Has PSIS Semarang ever competed in Asian club competitions?

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