Brilio.net - The Indonesian National Team's match against the Philippines in the 2026 World Cup qualifiers on Tuesday (11/6) at the Gelora Bung Karno Stadium ended satisfactorily. The Indonesian national team won 2-0 over the Philippines thanks to goals from Tom Haye and Rizky Ridho.
Indonesia's victory became a topic of conversation. In this joyful moment, Anang Hermansyah's name apparently came into the spotlight because he performed after the Indonesian National Team won. Instead of singing a national song, Anang and Friends actually performed a romantic song.
The sound of supporters' jeers could be heard from the audience seats. They are considered to spoil the atmosphere, because usually the national anthem is played after a victory. Many supporters ended up singing the national song themselves.
The committee also chose to turn off the music when Anang had not finished singing the song Rindu Ini. Krisdayanti's (KD) ex-husband finally walked out of the field after being cheered by the audience.
Not only supporters, Anang's performance of this pop song was also commented on by fellow musician, Ari Lasso, via his personal Instagram. He, who was surprised to see Atta Halilintar's father-in-law appear to sing at the celebration event, gave a loud response.
" LHOOO ANANG ," wrote Ari Lasso.
photo: Instagram/@ari_lasso
As long-standing friends, the culture of teasing cannot be separated from these two musicians. It didn't stop there, Ari also teased Anang, who had not finished singing but was forced to leave the field because of the cheers from the audience.
" Anticlimax ," he added again with more laughing emoticons.
photo: Instagram/@ari_lasso
The victory of the Garuda Indonesia National Team against the Philippines in last night's match was certainly a source of happiness for supporters. The Indonesian national team is the only team from Southeast Asia to qualify for the third round of World Cup qualifying.
A total of 18 countries have qualified for the third round of qualifying for the 2026 World Cup. Two of them are Indonesia and Iraq, who won Group F.
(brl/lea)
