Bhayangkara — Persis Solo : Match Preview and Prediction for August 29,2025

Bhayangkara’s Current Form

Recent Championship Performance

Let’s turn our attention to the home side. What has their recent championship form revealed? A concerning run of two defeats and one draw. These are undeniable facts that paint a clear picture: the team is struggling to find its rhythm and secure a victory.

Defensive Struggles Against Arema FC

In their last outing, they succumbed to Arema FC with a 1-2 loss. A closer examination of that match’s statistics highlights significant defensive vulnerabilities: Bhayangkara’s backline allowed their opponents to unleash 13 shots, with 7 of those hitting the target. This volume of attempts points directly to glaring issues within their defensive setup.

Goal Concession and Attack Limitations

Prior to that, they registered a 1-1 draw against PSM Makassar and a 0-1 defeat to Borneo FC. Crucially, Bhayangkara has conceded in all three of their recent Liga 1 fixtures. Their offensive output, meanwhile, is far from intimidating, managing only 8 shots against Arema FC and a meager 3 shots in the game against PSM Makassar.

Persis Solo’s Promising Outlook

An Engaging Performance Against PSBS Biak

Now, let’s shift our focus to the visiting team. Persis Solo appears to be in a significantly more compelling state. Their most recent encounter was a thrilling 2-2 draw against PSBS Biak, a true battle of wills.

Impact of Captain Yamamoto’s Return

A crucial factor for the visitors is the return of their captain, the Japanese midfielder Sho Yamamoto. Having served his suspension, he immediately made his mark by scoring in just the 9th minute. Yamamoto is a pivotal player for Persis Solo’s attacking strategies, and his presence on the field fundamentally alters the team’s dynamic.

Resilient Attacking Prowess Confirmed

In that match against PSBS Biak, the team demonstrated remarkable resilience, fighting back from a 1-2 deficit to equalize with a goal from Jordy Tutuarima. This team shows a consistent ability to score, even when the game isn’t going their way. Their attacking intent is further validated by statistics: 10 shots on goal, with 5 of them on target.