Note: the tournament was also referred to as the Jakarta Anniversary
tournament.
Group Stage
Group A
11- 8 Romania U-18 0-0 Algeria
13- 8 Indonesia B 1-2 Algeria
[Sugiarto 47' / Nacer Bouiche 56' 79']
15- 8 Romania U-18 4-1 Indonesia B
[Christian Sava 18' 85', Tony Sedecavu 26', Ovidiu Lazar 38' / Pracoyo 78']
1.ROMANIA U-18 2 1 1 0 4- 1 3
2.ALGERIA 2 1 1 0 2- 1 3
3.Indonesia B 2 0 0 2 2- 6 0
Notes: Thailand withdrew from this group a few days before the tournament began.
The Algerian team contained only a few players from the 1986 World Cup squad,
but it was still considered as the full national team by the Algerian federation
and Algerian journalists.
Group B
10- 8 Indonesia A 3-0 Singapore XI
[Adolf Kabo 10', Zulkarnaen Lubis 48', Ricky Yakob 88']
10- 8 América FC 3-0 Malaysian Tigers
[Ademir Müller Rodrigues 27', Ramón 39', Laércio da Silva Vieira Canil 'Renato' 90']
12- 8 América FC 3-0 Singapore XI
[Laércio da Silva Vieira Canil 'Renato' 23', Ramón 48', Luís Alberto da Silva Lemos
'Luisinho' 73']
12- 8 Indonesia A 2-1 Malaysian Tigers
[Zulkarnaen Lubis 60', Sunardi 69' / Azlan Johar 56' pen]
14- 8 Indonesia A 1-4 América FC
[Sutrisno 5' / Luís Alberto da Silva Lemos 'Luisinho' 24' pen 53' 75', Pedro Paulo da
Silva Prado 59']
14- 8 Singapore XI 0-0 Malaysian Tigers
1.AMÉRICA FC (Rio de Janeiro) 3 3 0 0 10- 1 6
2.INDONESIA A 3 2 0 1 6- 5 4
3.Malaysian Tigers 3 0 1 2 1- 5 1
4.Singapore XI 3 0 1 2 0- 6 1
Notes: the Brazilian team was reported in Indonesian and Malaysian news sources as
a Rio de Janeiro selection, consisting of the América FC squad strengthened by a
few guest players from other Rio de Janeiro clubs (however, Brazilian sources include
the matches in the list of results of América FC, and as all the named goal-scorers
played for that club, it could be that there were no guest players). The Malaysian team
was the Malaysian Tigers squad (a developmental team of young players), supplemented with
three fringe players from the senior national squad. The identity of the Singaporean team
is unclear, but it was not the full national team.
Semifinals
17- 8 Indonesia A w/o Romania U-18
[Romania withdrew at 2-1 in extra time in protest to refereeing;
the match was awarded to Indonesia. The score of the walkover was reported as 3-0
by one source, and 6-1 (i.e. a 5-goal penalty) by another source.]
18- 8 Algeria 1-0 América FC
Third Place Match
19- 8 América FC 2-1 Romania U-18
[Luís Alberto da Silva Lemos 'Luisinho' 67', Luís Carlos Baiano 87' / Gheorghe
Dumitrescu 76']
Final
20- 8 Indonesia A 0-1 Algeria [aet]
[Nacer Bouiche 93']
Note: the final was the only full international in the tournament; on the way home,
Algeria played a full international (not connected to this tournament) in Kuala Lumpur,
against the Malaysian senior national team:
23- 8 Malaysia 2-2 Algeria
[Kuala Lumpur, Merdeka Stadium]
[Wong Hung Nung 38', Dollah Salleh 59' / Nacer Bouiche 4', Nourredine Negazi 87']
Sources: New Straits Times, Tempo Magazine, Associated Press, America-RJ website, http://sepakbola-indonesia.com/kemerdekaan.htm
Thanks to Ahmed Laïdi for information on Algeria's matches and the official status of the team and to Novan Herfiyana and Mark Cruickshank for various informations
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