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'''Perang Bintang''' is an annual football |
'''Perang Bintang''' is an annual [[football (soccer)|football]] [[All-star game]] in Indonesia, which is usually held during the half season break in [[Liga Indonesia Premier Division]] (before 2008) or [[Indonesia Super League]] (after 2008). Since 1994 (when a full professional football league was established in Indonesia), there have been 3 All-star games (1994, 1995 and 2006). In these three games, ''the real all-star game'' model were used. Football fans will choose their best and favourite players to play in both participating teams. |
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However, starting from Perang Bintang 2010, the match will be held in the end of the season and a different players selection method were used. Instead of both teams, football fans can only vote for one team. The other spot will be automatically taken by the [[Indonesia Super League]] champions. Obviously, the All-star team will not be composed of any player from the winning team of the league. |
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Usually, season's best player, top scorer, and other awards will be inaugurated by the [[PSSI]] during this festival. |
Usually, season's best player, top scorer, and other awards will be inaugurated by the [[PSSI]] during this festival. |
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Revision as of 04:52, 13 June 2010
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Perang Bintang is an annual football All-star game in Indonesia, which is usually held during the half season break in Liga Indonesia Premier Division (before 2008) or Indonesia Super League (after 2008). Since 1994 (when a full professional football league was established in Indonesia), there have been 3 All-star games (1994, 1995 and 2006). In these three games, the real all-star game model were used. Football fans will choose their best and favourite players to play in both participating teams.
However, starting from Perang Bintang 2010, the match will be held in the end of the season and a different players selection method were used. Instead of both teams, football fans can only vote for one team. The other spot will be automatically taken by the Indonesia Super League champions. Obviously, the All-star team will not be composed of any player from the winning team of the league.
Usually, season's best player, top scorer, and other awards will be inaugurated by the PSSI during this festival.
Perang Bintang 1994
Perang Bintang 1995
Perang Bintang 2006
Perang Bintang 2010
Different from the previous three editions, in this year the games will involve the champions of Indonesia Super League (ISL) and ISL U-21.[1]
- 2009-10 ISL U-21 Champion (Persib Bandung U-21) vs 2009-10 ISL U-21 Selection
- 2009-10 ISL Champion (Arema Indonesia) vs 2009-10 ISL Selection
Due to security reasons, the venue of this festival has been moved from Jakarta to Malang, East Java and the first game (involving U-21 players) was cancelled.
In this edition, the ISL Selection won 5-4 over Arema Indonesia. Park Jung-Hwan, Aldo Baretto and Roman Chmelo scored twice in this game.
Selected Players
The following players are publicly selected by SMS voting. They will play for the ISL Selection side.
Coach
- Jacksen F. Tiago (Persipura Jayapura)
Goalkeeper
- M. Haris Maulana (Persib Bandung)
- Ferry Rotinsulu (Sriwijaya FC)
Defender
- Edi Sibung (PSPS Padang)
- Nova Arianto (Persib Bandung)
- M. Roby (Persisam Samarinda)
- Ricardo Salampessy (Persipura Jayapura)
- Maman Abdurrahman (Persib Bandung)
- Charis Yulianto (Sriwijaya FC)
Midfielder
- Diva Tarkas (PSM Makassar)
- M. Ilham (Persija Jakarta)
- Atep (Persib Bandung)
- Eka Ramdani (Persib Bandung)
- Zah Rahan (Sriwijaya FC)
- Firman Utina (Persija Jakarta)
- Aldo Baretto (Bontang FC)
Forward
- Christian Gonzales (Persib Bandung)
- Boaz Solossa (Persipura Jayapura)
- Bambang Pamungkas (Persija Jakarta)
- Park Jung Hwan (PSM Makassar)