This page shows the live, auto-updating Liga 1 Indonesia table for the current season. It is the definitive resource for fans, analysts and journalists who need accurate standings of Indonesia’s top professional football league. We source our data from the official league feed and cross-check it against multiple match reports to ensure you can trust every row.
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Standings update automatically through the season. Data via ESPN.
Standings update automatically throughout the season via our live data feed. Refresh your browser after a matchday to see the latest positions. Minor delays may occur in the minutes following a final whistle while results are verified. If you spot an error, please report it via our corrections policy.
How to read the Liga 1 Indonesia table
The columns are standard: Pos (position), P (matches played), W (wins), D (draws), L (losses), GF (goals for), GA (goals against), GD (goal difference) and Pts (points — 3 for a win, 1 for a draw, 0 for a loss).
If two or more teams are level on points, the tie-breakers specified by the league organiser apply. In most cases the first criterion is goal difference, followed by goals scored, then head-to-head record between the tied teams. The exact sequence may be adjusted for each season; we always display the order as published by the operator of the liga 1 indonesia table.
Format
The competition features 18 teams that play each other twice — home and away — over a regular season. The season typically begins around July or August and ends in April or May, aligning with the Indonesian football calendar. In some editions the league has split into championship and relegation rounds after the regular phase, but the current format is a single double round-robin. The organising body (PT Liga Indonesia Baru) may announce changes before each season.
Promotion, relegation & qualification
At the end of the season the champion qualifies directly for the AFC Champions League (or the AFC Champions League Elite, depending on the current slot allocation). The second-placed team usually enters the AFC Cup (or the second-tier continental competition).
Relegation sees the bottom three teams drop to Liga 2, the second tier of Indonesian football. They are replaced by three promoted clubs from Liga 2, meaning the league number stays at 18 for the following season.
What to watch in the table
- Title race: The top two or three positions often shift every week, with several historically strong clubs — such as Persija Jakarta, Persib Bandung and Bali United — competing for the championship.
- Continental spots: The battle for second place (and sometimes third, if a cup winner takes a slot) is usually tight and goes down to the final matchdays.
- Relegation scrap: With three relegation berths, the bottom half of the table is rarely settled early; promoted teams often fight to stay up alongside domestic giants rebuilding their squads.
- Home advantage: Travel distances across the archipelago can affect form — teams from Java and Sumatra sometimes have very different home records that show clearly in the liga indonesia standing.
Frequently asked questions
How often is the Liga 1 Indonesia table updated?
Our liga 1 indonesia table refreshes automatically within minutes of a match finishing, thanks to our live data integration. For major matches we also run a manual verification pass to catch any discrepancies.
How many teams are in Liga 1 Indonesia?
Since the 2018 edition the league has consistently featured 18 clubs. Before that the number fluctuated between 18 and 20. Our table always reflects the current season’s team count as confirmed by the organiser.
Who gets relegated from the Liga 1 Indonesia table?
The three teams that finish in 16th, 17th and 18th positions at the end of the season are relegated to Liga 2. The exact relegation-zone depth is subject to any licencing or club-merger rulings, but historically it has always been three places.
What does the AFC competition qualification look like?
The champion qualifies for the AFC Champions League Elite (or equivalent top-tier continental competition). The runner-up enters the AFC Champions League 2 (second tier). The allocation can change if Indonesia gains or loses slots; we update the table notes as soon as the Asian Football Confederation announces the spots for the relevant season.
How are draws broken in the Liga 1 Indonesia standings?
When points are equal, the tie-breakers are applied in this order: 1) goal difference, 2) goals scored, 3) head-to-head results between the tied teams, 4) fair-play points (fewer yellow/red cards), and 5) drawing of lots if still tied. The organiser reserves the right to change the order; we list it on this page for each season based on the official rulebook.
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