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09 Jun 2026 14:00

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Home win 1.36

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Indonesia vs Mozambique Predictions, Picks & Odds – 09/06/2026

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09 Jun 2026 Stadion Utama Gelora Bung Karno Louis Hecq

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Bookmaker	1	X	2	Bonus info
William Hill	1.36	4.50	7.50	View Odds
Coral	1.36	5.00	8.00	View Odds
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Our prediction

1: Indonesia to win

1.36 on

William Hill · Confidence High

Odds recorded on 10 Jun 2026 at 11:34 · Odds are subject to change

Indonesia vs Mozambique Preview

Indonesia are riding a wave of momentum under John Herdman, having dispatched Oman 3-0 before hammering St. Kitts and Nevis 4-0. Seven goals scored and none conceded across those two outings point to a side brimming with confidence. Herdman has rotated his squad, handing starts to Maarten Paes and Calvin Verdonk while resting established names, yet the attacking output from his high-pressing 3-4-3 system has not wavered.

Mozambique arrive in Jakarta licking their wounds after a chastening 4-1 defeat to Oman, the very side Indonesia dismantled days earlier. Coach Chiquinho Conde has urged his players to put that result behind them and focus on defensive discipline, likely deploying a compact 4-2-3-1 shape. With the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers on the horizon, this friendly offers a chance to restore some pride, though facing a raucous 77,000-strong crowd at the Gelora Bung Karno will be no small task.

Indonesia's attacking output across their last two outings has been remarkable: seven goals scored without conceding. That kind of form, combined with the energy of over 77,000 supporters inside the Gelora Bung Karno, makes the home win at 1.36 a compelling selection. Herdman's side have been clinical in transition and relentless in the press, qualities that should trouble a Mozambique defence still licking its wounds.

Mozambique's sole recent fixture ended in a 4-1 collapse against Oman, exposing significant vulnerabilities at the back. Chiquinho Conde has spoken about tightening defensive organisation, but implementing a compact 4-2-3-1 against Indonesia's aggressive 3-4-3 press is easier said than done. The hosts' willingness to rotate suggests freshness throughout the squad, giving them a physical edge in Jakarta's demanding conditions.

Given Indonesia's prolific scoring run and Mozambique's defensive fragility, over 2.5 goals at N/A offers genuine value as a secondary pick. The hosts should create chances in abundance, and while Conde's men will look to restore pride, their attacking ambitions could leave further gaps. A home victory with goals looks the likeliest outcome. 18+. Please gamble responsibly. For help, visit GambleAware.co.uk

Trends to Know about Indonesia vs Mozambique

Indonesia scored seven goals in two matches
Mozambique conceded four against Oman
Indonesia kept two consecutive clean sheets

Form & Statistics: Indonesia vs Mozambique

Indonesia

Recent form

WLW

Wins2/3 (67%)

Draws0/3 (0%)

Losses1/3 (33%)

Season statistics (3)

2.7Total goals

15%Both teams score

1.4Goals scored

1.3Goals conceded

Mozambique

Recent form

Wins0/1 (0%)

Draws0/1 (0%)

Losses1/1 (100%)

Season statistics (1)

2.6Total goals

38%Both teams score

0.7Goals scored

1.9Goals conceded

Statistic	Indonesia		Mozambique
Last 5 results	2W 1L	·	1L
Avg goals scored	1.4	·	0.7
Avg goals conceded	1.3	·	1.9
Under 2.5 (last 5)	1/3	·	0/1

Probable lineup

Lineups: Indonesia vs Mozambique

Indonesia

3-4-3

Starters

1 Maarten Paes
2 Calvin Verdonk
3 Jordi Amat
4 Rizky Ridho
5 Nathan Tjoe-A-On
6 Thom Haye
7 Ivar Jenner
8 Marselino Ferdinan
9 Ragnar Oratmangoen
10 Ole Romeny
11 Witan Sulaeman

Bench

Sandy Walsh
Rayhan Hannan

Mozambique

4-4-2

Starters

1 Ernan Siluane
2 Domingos Macandza
3 Mexer
4 Malembana
5 Reinildo Mandava
6 Alfons Amade
7 Guima
8 Dominguês
9 Geny Catamo
10 Stanley Ratifo
11 Witi

Bench

Manuel Kambala
Óscar
Chamito
Bheu Januário

Absent

Keyns Abdala (injury (substituted during match))

Medium confidence

Indonesia line up in a 3-4-3 against Mozambique's 4-4-2, setting up an intriguing contest between a high-pressing back three and a more compact, orthodox midfield block. Marselino Ferdinan will be central to Indonesia's attacking intent, operating in a fluid front line with licence to combine and create.

Mozambique's width through Geny Catamo and the industrious midfield pairing could test Indonesia's wing-backs considerably. Both lineups carry a probable tag rather than fully confirmed status, though multiple credible sources back the selections, lending reasonable confidence to the shape each side will adopt from kickoff.