2005 Liga Indonesia Premier Division - Final

Final

25 September 2005
Persija Jakarta 2 – 3 (a.e.t.) Persipura Jayapura Gelora Bung Karno Stadium
Attendance: 80.000
Referee: Purwanto (Kediri)
Agus Indra 10'
Francis Wewengkang 55'
Boaz Solossa 18'
Korinus Fingkreuw 82'
Ian Kabes 101'
PERSIJA JAKARTA:
GK 1 Hendro Kartiko
CB 23 Hamka Hamzah
CB 7 Aris Indarto
CB 5 Charis Yulianto
LM 26 Ortizan Solossa
CM 11 Agus Indra 22'
DM 17 Jaldecir dos Santos
CM 19 Lorenzo Cabanas 80'
RM 14 Ismed Sofyan
CF 29 Batoum Roger
CF 24 Adolfo Fatecha
Substitutes:
CM ' Francis Wewengkang 22'
CM ' Mulki Hakim 80'
Manager:
Arcan Iurie
PERSIPURA JAYAPURA:
GK 1 Jendri Pitoy
CB 14 Jack Komboy
CB 17 Mauli Lessy
CB 32 Victor Igbonefo
LWB 18 Ridwan Bauw 45'
RWB 24 Christian Warobay
DM 7 Marwal Iskandar
AM 10 Eduard Ivakdalam
AM 9 Erick Mabengga
CF 26 Boaz Solossa 70'
CF 21 Christian Lenglolo 75'
Substitutes:
MF 13 Ian Kabes 45'
CF 12 Korinus Fingkreuw 70'
MF 23 Victor Sergio 75'
Manager:
Rahmad Darmawan

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