Thailand women played Indonesia women at the Asian Games on 20 September 2026, and the hosts won 3-0. By then Thailand had already built an unbeaten start to their campaign. They sit top of the table with three wins from three games and nine points. Indonesia, meanwhile, occupy second place after two matches — one win and one loss — giving them three points.
The result extends Thailand's recent form, which has been nothing short of dominant. They beat Chinese Taipei 3-0 on 18 September, followed by 3-0 victories over Kyrgyzstan and Mongolia earlier in the month. Their only blemish came on 30 August when they edged China 3-2, and before that a 3-1 win against Japan. Indonesia's recent results tell a different story: a 1-3 defeat to Japan on 18 September, a 3-0 win over Nepal, and losses to Iran and Australia.
There were no goal minutes or individual scorers supplied for this fixture. What stands out is the pattern Thailand have maintained — multiple 3-0 scorelines in a row. And here's the thing, it's not just about keeping clean sheets. They've been scoring freely while conceding very little. Indonesia had already lost to Thailand 0-3 on 24 August, so this was a chance to respond. They couldn't.
Without possession figures, shots, or expected goals to analyse, the match speaks for itself through the scoreboard. Thailand's command in the standings reflects their consistency. Three wins, nine points, and a goal difference that speaks for itself. Indonesia's position as second place is understandable given they've played one fewer game, but three points from two matches doesn't carry the same weight.
The victory keeps Thailand at the summit of their group. They've now won four consecutive matches, with three of those ending 3-0. Indonesia's loss means their campaign continues to struggle for momentum. They'll need to regroup quickly if they want to make up ground on the leaders.
