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Thailand will face Indonesia in the FIFA ASEAN Cup 2026 final on October 5 at Gelora Bung Karno Stadium in Jakarta. The War Elephants topped Group B with six points, while Indonesia finished first in Group A with seven points. Fans can watch the match live for free on DAZN and other platforms.

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The Thailand national team, nicknamed the War Elephants, will meet Indonesia in the FIFA ASEAN Cup 2026 final. The match is set for 8:00 p.m. on October 5, 2026 at Gelora Bung Karno Stadium in Jakarta, Indonesia, and will be streamed live for free on platforms including DAZN.

In the group stage, Indonesia secured first place in Group A with seven points from three matches (two wins, one draw). Thailand finished top of Group B with six points from three matches (two wins, one loss).

Looking at recent history, the two sides have met five times since September 2022, with Thailand holding the edge: a 1‑1 draw in December 2022, a 2‑2 draw in January 2025, a 4‑0 win in December 2024, a 2‑2 draw in June 2024, and a 3‑0 win in September 2023.

Forward Supachai Chaiyadet of Buriram United said the squad shares a single goal: to win the championship. "We want to win every match we play to be the best in this tournament," he explained. "We know how to handle Indonesia’s players, and if they underestimate us we can punish them."

Midfielder Chanathip, who has German heritage, added that the final promises an exciting contest and that the Thai side is prepared to cope with Indonesia’s strengths while looking to capitalize on any mistakes.

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