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PSS Sleman - Calendario, tablas y clasificaciones, jugadores, estadísticas y noticias

PSS Sleman
Indonesia Liga 1 Predicciones
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17th place
PSS Sleman vs Persija Jakarta 05/17/2025 12:00

Indonesia Liga 1

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Punto correcto

Avg. goles

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Punto

Indonesia Liga 1

IL1

Persija Jakarta

35

25

40

2

1 - 2

2.82

2.5

Últimos Partidos

Ha jugado partidos PSS Sleman

09.05.25

PSIS Semarang

PSS Sleman

IL1

03.05.25

PSS Sleman

PSM Makassar

IL1

26.04.25

Persib Bandung

PSS Sleman

IL1

17.04.25

PSS Sleman

Dewa United FC

IL1

11.04.25

PSBS Biak

PSS Sleman

IL1

11.03.25

PSS Sleman

Persis Solo

IL1

07.03.25

Persita Tangerang

PSS Sleman

IL1

03.03.25

PSS Sleman

PS Barito Putera

IL1

23.02.25

Malut United FC

PSS Sleman

IL1

17.02.25

Arema FC

PSS Sleman

IL1

09.02.25

PSS Sleman

Bali United

IL1

02.02.25

Borneo FC

PSS Sleman

IL1

26.01.25

PSS Sleman

Semen Padang

IL1

19.01.25

Persik Kediri

PSS Sleman

IL1

11.01.25

PSS Sleman

Persebaya Surabaya

IL1

27.12.24

PSS Sleman

Madura United

IL1

21.12.24

Persija Jakarta

PSS Sleman

IL1

17.12.24

PSS Sleman

PSIS Semarang

IL1

13.12.24

PSM Makassar

PSS Sleman

IL1

09.12.24

PSS Sleman

Persib Bandung

IL1

03.12.24

Dewa United FC

PSS Sleman

IL1

22.11.24

PSS Sleman

PSBS Biak

IL1

03.11.24

Persis Solo

PSS Sleman

IL1

27.10.24

PSS Sleman

Persita Tangerang

IL1

20.10.24

PS Barito Putera

PSS Sleman

IL1

26.09.24

PSS Sleman

Malut United FC

IL1

20.09.24

PSS Sleman

Arema FC

IL1

16.09.24

Bali United

PSS Sleman

IL1

12.09.24

PSS Sleman

Borneo FC

IL1

26.08.24

Semen Padang

PSS Sleman

IL1

19.08.24

PSS Sleman

Persik Kediri

IL1

11.08.24

Persebaya Surabaya

PSS Sleman

IL1

Ganar

Dibujar

Perdido

Estadísticas generales

PSS Sleman

Juegos jugados: 32

Goles (Anotado / concedido)

38

1.19

1.53

49

Inferior/Superior

1.5

9

28%

72%

23

2.5

13

41%

59%

19

3.5

24

75%

25%

8

Ambos juegos anotados (Sí/No)

18

56%

44%

14

Hojas limpias (Sí/No)

5

16%

84%

27

Metió un gol (Sí/No)

21

66%

34%

11

Tabla general		PTS	GP	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	Persib Bandung	65	32	18	11	3	55 - 29	26
2	Dewa United FC	57	32	16	9	7	60 - 32	28
3	Persebaya Surabaya	54	31	15	9	7	38 - 33	5
4	Malut United FC	53	32	14	11	7	43 - 32	11
5	Borneo FC	52	32	15	7	10	47 - 36	11
6	Persija Jakarta	50	32	14	8	10	46 - 36	10
7	PSBS Biak	47	31	13	8	10	42 - 39	3
8	PSM Makassar	47	32	11	14	7	42 - 33	9
9	Bali United	47	32	13	8	11	47 - 38	9
10	Arema FC	46	31	13	7	11	51 - 44	7
11	Persita Tangerang	42	32	12	6	14	30 - 40	-10
12	Persik Kediri	37	31	9	10	12	35 - 39	-4
13	Madura United	33	32	9	6	17	34 - 55	-21
14	Persis Solo	32	31	8	8	15	29 - 42	-13
15	PS Barito Putera	31	32	7	10	15	39 - 52	-13
16	Semen Padang	31	31	8	7	16	34 - 58	-24
17	PSS Sleman	28	32	9	4	19	38 - 49	-11
18	PSIS Semarang	25	32	6	7	19	27 - 50	-23

Accesorios

Día

Partido

17.05.25

IL1

PSS Sleman – Persija Jakarta

25.05.25

IL1

Madura United – PSS Sleman

Indonesia Liga 1 Table

Pos #	Team	PTS	GP	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	Persib Bandung	65	32	18	11	3	55 - 29	26
2	Dewa United FC	57	32	16	9	7	60 - 32	28
3	Persebaya Surabaya	54	31	15	9	7	38 - 33	5
4	Malut United FC	53	32	14	11	7	43 - 32	11
5	Borneo FC	52	32	15	7	10	47 - 36	11
6	Persija Jakarta	50	32	14	8	10	46 - 36	10
7	PSBS Biak	47	31	13	8	10	42 - 39	3
8	PSM Makassar	47	32	11	14	7	42 - 33	9
9	Bali United	47	32	13	8	11	47 - 38	9
10	Arema FC	46	31	13	7	11	51 - 44	7
11	Persita Tangerang	42	32	12	6	14	30 - 40	-10
12	Persik Kediri	37	31	9	10	12	35 - 39	-4
13	Madura United	33	32	9	6	17	34 - 55	-21
14	Persis Solo	32	31	8	8	15	29 - 42	-13
15	PS Barito Putera	31	32	7	10	15	39 - 52	-13
16	Semen Padang	31	31	8	7	16	34 - 58	-24
17	PSS Sleman	28	32	9	4	19	38 - 49	-11
18	PSIS Semarang	25	32	6	7	19	27 - 50	-23

Indonesia Liga 1 Fixtures

05/11/2025 06:30

05/11/2025 08:30

05/11/2025 12:00

Persebaya Surabaya

05/16/2025 08:30

Persita Tangerang

05/16/2025 12:00

Malut United FC

05/17/2025 08:30

PS Barito Putera

05/17/2025 08:30

05/17/2025 12:00

Persija Jakarta

05/17/2025 12:00

05/18/2025 06:30

Indonesia Liga 1 Results

05/10/2025 12:00

Persija Jakarta

05/10/2025 08:30

05/10/2025 08:30

Malut United FC

05/09/2025 12:00

PS Barito Putera

05/09/2025 08:30

05/09/2025 08:30

Persita Tangerang

05/05/2025 12:00

05/05/2025 08:30

Persebaya Surabaya

05/04/2025 12:00

Persija Jakarta

05/04/2025 08:30

PSS Sleman Football Club, commonly known as PSS Sleman, is a professional football team based in Sleman, Yogyakarta, Indonesia. Established in 1976, PSS Sleman has developed into a well-respected and passionate club within Indonesian football, known for its dedicated fanbase and unique cultural identity.

The club plays its home matches at the Maguwoharjo International Stadium, a vibrant football venue located in Sleman. PSS Sleman’s traditional colors are green and white, reflecting the club’s nickname “Super Elja,” a nod to their mascot, the Javan hawk-eagle (Elang Jawa).

PSS Sleman boasts a passionate support base called "Super Elja" and the fan group "Slemania" is famous across the archipelago for their creativity and unwavering support. The club maintains fierce rivalries with Persis Solo and PSIM Yogyakarta, matches known as the “Derby Mataram.”

Through its history, PSS Sleman has featured stand-out local talents, including Cristian Gonzáles, Kushedya Hari Yudo, and active international stars. The club has consistently participated in Indonesia's top-tier leagues, striving for honors and providing memorable moments for its supporters.

The club’s most significant achievement came in 2018 when PSS Sleman clinched the Liga 2 championship, earning promotion to Indonesia's Liga 1. Since then, the team has solidified its presence in the Indonesian top flight, embodying the spirit of Sleman and Indonesian football culture.

Team:	PSS Sleman
Full name:	Perserikatan Sepakbola Sleman
Country:	Indonesia
Nickname:	Super Elja, Laskar Sembada
Founded:	May 20, 1976
Colors:	Green-White
Stadium:	Maguwoharjo International Stadium 31,700 seats
Address:	Jl. Kepuhsari, Maguwoharjo, Depok, Sleman, Yogyakarta, Indonesia
Telephone:	+62 274 888466
Fax:	Updating...
Homepage:	https://pssleman.id
e-mail:	[email protected]

History of PSS Sleman FC

Founded

PSS Sleman was officially founded on May 20, 1976, in Sleman, Yogyakarta, Indonesia. The club was established to represent the Sleman Regency and to nurture football talent in the region. Initially competing in local and regional tournaments, PSS Sleman steadily progressed through the Indonesian football system.

PSS's most notable rise came in 2018, when they became champions of Liga 2, securing a historic promotion to Liga 1, Indonesia’s highest football league. The club’s progress signaled a new era, both on and off the field, with increasing professionalism and fan engagement at the core of their development. Since promotion, PSS Sleman has quickly adapted to the challenging environment of top-flight football and continues to foster young Indonesian talents.

Finances and Ownership

PSS Sleman is currently owned by PT Putra Sleman Sembada, a company established specifically to manage the club’s professional operations and finances. Over the years, PSS has experienced both financial challenges and periods of rapid growth, particularly after their promotion to Liga 1. The club relies heavily on sponsorship, matchday revenue, and merchandise sales, supplemented by strong local government and community support.

PSS Sleman has actively sought to operate on sound financial principles, regularly collaborating with brand sponsors and focusing on grassroots development. The club’s enthusiastic fanbase plays a significant role in boosting the commercial value of PSS, making it one of the most marketable teams outside Indonesia’s major metropolitan centers.

Popular Culture

PSS Sleman is notable for its rich football culture, heavily influenced by its passionate supporters “Slemania” and “Super Elja.” Fans are known for their elaborate choreographies, creative tifos, and vocal support, establishing Maguwoharjo International Stadium as a fortress. The club’s anthem and chants reverberate around the ground during matches, creating a distinct and intimidating atmosphere for visitors.

Although fiercely loyal, PSS fans uphold community values and often participate in charitable activities. The club and supporters’ creative visual displays often trend on social media, highlighting PSS’s resonance within Indonesian football pop culture.

PSS Sleman is also a frequent subject of local art, documentaries, and fan-driven content, further cementing its place in the region’s identity. The intense “Derby Mataram” vs PSIM Yogyakarta remains a major cultural event each season.

Player

PSS Sleman is home to a blend of emerging local prospects and established footballers, both domestic and international. Over the years, the club has nurtured many standout players such as Cristian Gonzáles, a prolific scorer in Indonesian football; Kushedya Hari Yudo, who became a fan favorite for his tireless work rate; and Dave Mustaine, an influential midfielder.

The club continues to recruit a mix of experienced Indonesian players and key foreign signings, aiming to remain competitive in Liga 1. The current squad features a balance of seasoned veterans and young talent vying to make their mark in Indonesian football.

Famous Players

PSS Sleman's history is decorated with notable players who have left a lasting impression:

Cristian Gonzáles: The Uruguayan-born Indonesian striker was essential in PSS Sleman's promotion and is beloved for his goal-scoring instincts and leadership on the field.
Kushedya Hari Yudo: A dynamic forward known for his attacking prowess and commitment, contributing significantly during PSS Sleman’s campaigns.
Bagus Nirwanto: The dependable right-back and long-serving captain, recognized for his defensive contributions and consistent performances.
Ikhwan Ciptady: A commanding centre-back whose leadership helped solidify the team's defense during crucial seasons.
Irfan Bachdim: The Indonesian international, famous all across Asia, brought flair and experience to PSS Sleman during his tenure.

These figures represent only a handful of the talented individuals who have shaped PSS Sleman’s legacy.

Top Goalscorers of All Time

Rank	Player	Position	Goals	Appearances	Goals/match
1	Cristian Gonzáles 🇮🇩	FW	38	50	0.76
2	Yevhen Bokhashvili 🇺🇦	FW	19	39	0.49
3	Irkham Mila 🇮🇩	FW	13	75	0.17
4	Kushedya Hari Yudo 🇮🇩	FW	12	35	0.34
5	Rizky Pratama 🇮🇩	MF	11	67	0.16

Typical Squad

PSS Sleman traditionally lines up with a balanced squad structure and usually prefers a 4-3-3 or 4-2-3-1 formation, with specialized roles for defenders, midfielders, and attackers.

Goalkeeper

The team's last line of defense, the goalkeeper, plays a critical role in dictating play from the back. Notable PSS keepers include Ega Rizky, recognized for his reflexes and leadership.

Defender

PSS’s defense features a mix of solid Indonesian defenders and occasional foreign signings, providing both stability and experience in the back line.

Midfielder

The midfield is anchored by versatile players capable of both defensive and creative duties. Key figures such as Dave Mustaine have marshaled the midfield in recent years, helping to balance the squad.

Forward

PSS forwards combine speed, skill, and finishing capability. Players like Irkham Zahrul Mila and Kushedya Hari Yudo have electrified the fans with their energy and clinical goals.

The club maintains a focus on nurturing young players through its academy, ensuring sustained future competitiveness.

2024/25 Squad Season

The 2024/25 season sees PSS Sleman competing in Indonesia’s Liga 1 and domestic cup competitions, aiming to achieve their best finish and possibly challenge for honors. Below is the core squad for the season:

Goalkeeper
Updating...	1	Ega Rizky	🇮🇩	Indonesia	23/08/1992
Updating...	26	Miswar Saputra	🇮🇩	Indonesia	19/04/1996
Defender
Updating...	28	Bagus Nirwanto	🇮🇩	Indonesia	06/07/1993
Updating...	16	Dedi Gusmawan	🇮🇩	Indonesia	27/12/1985
Updating...	3	Ikhwan Ciptady	🇮🇩	Indonesia	22/09/1994
Updating...	23	Kim Min-jae	🇰🇷	South Korea	15/11/1996
Midfielder
Updating...	8	Dave Mustaine	🇮🇩	Indonesia	16/11/1992
Updating...	22	Rizky Pratama	🇮🇩	Indonesia	27/01/1999
Updating...	13	Kim Jeffrey Kurniawan	🇮🇩	Indonesia	23/03/1990
Updating...	19	Zulfiandi	🇮🇩	Indonesia	17/06/1995
Forward
Updating...	10	Irfan Bachdim	🇮🇩	Indonesia	11/08/1988
Updating...	7	Irkham Zahrul Mila	🇮🇩	Indonesia	02/05/1998
Updating...	99	Rafael Silva	🇧🇷	Brazil	27/04/1992
Updating...	9	Yevhen Bokhashvili	🇺🇦	Ukraine	05/01/1993
Manager
Updating...		Kukuh Syahwilarso	🇮🇩	Indonesia	17/04/1984
Ass. Manager
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Coach

PSS Sleman, one of Indonesia’s most iconic football clubs, has seen a variety of head coaches who have contributed significantly to the club’s growth and achievements over the years. The team’s managerial history reflects both local and international influences, with each coach bringing their unique vision and philosophy. Here are some of the most notable coaches in PSS Sleman’s history:

Seto Nurdiantoro: Serving multiple terms as PSS Sleman’s head coach, Seto led the club to some of its most important successes, including the 2018 Liga 2 title which secured PSS's promotion to Indonesia’s top flight, Liga 1. He is recognized for his commitment to developing local talents and establishing a dynamic playing style.
Dejan Antonic: The Serbian coach took over in 2021 and brought stability to PSS Sleman’s performance in Liga 1. Under his stewardship, the club reached the semifinals of the Menpora Cup 2021 and achieved consistent league form.
Eduard Tjong: A well-respected figure in Indonesian football, Eduard led PSS Sleman to a commendable run in the 2016 and 2017 campaigns, laying the groundwork for future success in Liga 2.
Herry Kiswanto: Known for his disciplined approach, Herry helped PSS Sleman win the ISC B (Liga 2 replacement) in 2016, reinforcing the club’s position as a formidable force in the second tier.
Sleman has also appointed foreign coaches such as Mario Gomez (Argentina) and had brief stints with other managers, reflecting the club’s ambition and ongoing evolution in Indonesian football.

These coaches, among others, have shaped PSS Sleman’s on-field philosophy and contributed greatly to the club’s proud tradition and passionate supporter base.

Period	Manager	Country	Born
10/01/2024 – present	Mariano Ongaro	Argentina	23/03/1975
13/09/2023 – 01/01/2024	Vladimir Vujović	Montenegro	23/07/1982
01/07/2022 – 07/09/2023	Seto Nurdiantoro	Indonesia	14/04/1974
12/01/2022 – 13/06/2022	I Putu Gede	Indonesia	01/07/1973
01/06/2021 – 11/01/2022	Dejan Antonic	Serbia	22/07/1969
29/11/2019 – 30/05/2021	Seto Nurdiantoro	Indonesia	14/04/1974
24/08/2019 – 28/11/2019	Eduard Tjong	Indonesia	10/11/1972
10/01/2018 – 23/08/2019	Seto Nurdiantoro	Indonesia	14/04/1974
01/01/2017 – 31/12/2017	Herry Kiswanto	Indonesia	25/03/1955
01/01/2016 – 31/12/2016	Eduard Tjong	Indonesia	10/11/1972
01/01/2014 – 31/12/2015	Sudirman	Indonesia	09/10/1969
01/01/2012 – 31/12/2013	Freddy Muli	Indonesia	17/05/1963
2011	Sujadi	Indonesia	Updating...
2010	Widodo Cahyono Putro	Indonesia	08/11/1970
2009	Daniel Roekito	Indonesia	19/05/1952
2008	Sakti Mulyono	Indonesia	Updating...
2007	Dedy Mulyadi	Indonesia	Updating...
2005–2006	Suyadi	Indonesia	Updating...
2004	Yudi Karwoko	Indonesia	Updating...
2003	Slamet Riyadi	Indonesia	Updating...
2001–2002	Parlindungan Tambunan	Indonesia	Updating...
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Crests and Colors

PSS Sleman is a professional football club based in Sleman, Yogyakarta, Indonesia. Since its founding in 1976, the club has forged a distinctive identity, visible through its evolving crest and traditional colors.

The original crest of PSS Sleman featured a simple shield design with green and white colors, incorporating elements representing Mount Merapi and rice plants—symbols associated with Sleman Regency. Over the years, the crest underwent minor modifications, yet continually showcased local cultural and geographic motifs. The current crest retains the iconic green shield, Mount Merapi illustration, and a rice plant, with the text "PSS" and "Sleman" clearly incorporated to mark the club's identity.

PSS Sleman's official colors are green and white. Green symbolizes prosperity, hope, and the fertile agricultural heritage of Sleman, while white stands for purity and unity. Though the main kit has remained predominantly green throughout the club's history, black and white elements have been introduced as secondary or accent colors during certain seasons.

These crests and colors are now inseparable from PSS Sleman, reflecting the club's enduring ties to its home region, honored heritage, and the fervor of its supporters.

Fan Club

PSS Sleman boasts one of the most passionate and loyal supporter bases in Indonesian football. The largest official fan club is the "Slemania," established in 2000. Slemania is renowned nationwide for their creative and vibrant choreographies, known as "tifo," and their unwavering vocal support at the stadium, home or away.

In addition to Slemania, there is also "Super Elja," another prominent supporter group named after the mascot—the Javan hawk-eagle (Elang Jawa). PSS fans proudly refer to themselves as "Super Elja" or "Super Slemania," often waving green flags, donning club scarves, and demonstrating an electrifying atmosphere during matches. They are recognized for their hospitality to visiting supporters and their impactful social campaigns supporting the community across Yogyakarta.

The unity and enthusiasm of PSS Sleman's fan clubs have made Maguwoharjo Stadium one of the most intimidating venues for visiting teams in Indonesia.

Stadium

PSS Sleman plays its home matches at the Maguwoharjo International Stadium, located in the district of Sleman, Yogyakarta, Indonesia. The stadium was inaugurated in 2007, and has since established itself as one of the premier football venues in Indonesia.

Maguwoharjo International Stadium has a seating capacity of approximately 31,700 spectators. Designed with a modern architectural style, the stadium includes all-seater arrangements and high-quality facilities. It has hosted various national team matches and high-profile domestic league games, contributing to the development of football in the region.

The stadium is famously known for its vibrant and loud atmosphere, driven by Slemania and Super Elja, making it a fortress for PSS Sleman. Periodically, the stadium has undergone upgrades to its pitch, seating, and lighting to maintain safety standards and enhance supporter experience, most notably in preparation for the club's promotion to the top tier in 2018.

Maguwoharjo is not just a sporting venue; it stands as a symbol of Sleman's footballing spirit and pride.

Honours and Awards

PSS Sleman, while still carving their name among the giants of Indonesian football, has achieved several notable honours, particularly at the national level. Below is a summary of the club's main accolades:

No	Cups	Number	Awards	Years
1	Liga 2 (Indonesia)	1	Champion	2018
2	Liga Indonesia First Division	1	Champion	2000
3	Indonesian President's Cup	0	Runner-up	2022
4	Other domestic cups	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
5	AFC competitions	0	Updating...	Updating...

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FAQs about PSS Sleman

Q: When was PSS Sleman founded?

A: PSS Sleman was founded in 1976.

Q: What does PSS stand for in PSS Sleman?

A: PSS stands for "Perserikatan Sepakbola Sleman," which translates to "Football Association of Sleman."

Q: What are the traditional colors of PSS Sleman?

A: The traditional colors are green and white.

Q: What is the name of PSS Sleman's home stadium?

A: The club plays at Maguwoharjo International Stadium in Sleman, Yogyakarta.

Q: What is the current capacity of Maguwoharjo Stadium?

A: The stadium has a capacity of around 31,700 spectators.

Q: Who are the main supporter groups of PSS Sleman?

A: The biggest supporter groups are Slemania and Super Elja.

Q: Has PSS Sleman ever won the top-tier Indonesian league?

A: As of 2024, PSS Sleman has not won the top-tier Liga 1 but has been crowned champions in Liga 2 (2018) and Liga Indonesia First Division (2000).

Q: What is the club's nickname?

A: PSS Sleman is often called "Super Elja," which is derived from their mascot, the Javan hawk-eagle (Elang Jawa).

Q: Who are the club's biggest rivals?

A: The biggest regional rivalries are with PSIM Yogyakarta, making up the intense "Derby Mataram."

Q: Has PSS Sleman competed in any AFC competitions?

A: As of 2024, PSS Sleman has not participated in Asian club competitions such as the AFC Cup or AFC Champions League.

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