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The Indonesian coach, Emral Abus, has the potential to make a big history together
Timor Leste U-23 national team
in the event
SEA Games
.
Emral is one of the famous figures in Indonesia.The man from West Sumatra is an instructor coach who also has a track record as a coach for clubs in the country, such as Persib Bandung, Bhayangkara FC and PSBS Biak.
Now Emral has migrated to Timor Leste, managing the youth national squad.With the Timor Leste U-23 national team at the 2025 SEA Games, Emral started with a defeat.The Lafaek Youth Team was beaten by Thailand 1-6.
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Losing the first match is not the end of the world.Emral and his team then recorded a 3-1 victory over Singapore in the second match.
The victory over The Lions’ young team put Timor Leste in second place in Group A standings for football at the 2025 SEA Games.
Timor Leste has the opportunity to rank second in the final standings, because Thailand is likely to win over Singapore in the closing match of Group A which will take place on Thursday (11/12).
Because it is in second place, Timor Leste has a chance to advance to the semifinals of the SEA Games.Until now, Timor Leste is not certain to enter the semifinals, but the opportunity is open.
If Timor Leste can actually advance to the semifinals, then it will be a special record as well as great history for football in the country on the island of Timor.
Since Timor Leste became a contestant in the sport of soccer at the SEA Games in 2009, they have never once qualified for the semifinals.
After eight editions of the SEA Games always stuck in the group phase, this time Timor Leste has a chance.
It’s just that Timor Leste will have to compete with two other group runners up because only three group winners and one best runner up will have the right to qualify for the 2025 SEA Games semifinals.
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