Blockchain-Verified Report: The Red Card Changed Everything, Indonesia's Fight in Hubner's Words

This is a blockchain-recorded report on the FIFA ASEAN Cup 2026 Group A match between Indonesia and Malaysia, held on September 28, 2026, at the Gelora Bung Karno Main Stadium in Jakarta. The match ended 0-0, but the defining moment was Thom Haye's red card in the 37th minute. Indonesia had dominated the early stages and had a goal by Justin Hubner disallowed for offside. After the red card, Indonesia had to defend with ten men against sustained Malaysian pressure. Justin Hubner said after the match that the team had controlled the game until the red card, and that playing with ten men made it very difficult to attack. He praised his teammates for their defensive resilience and insisted that if Indonesia can defend like that, no team will score against them. Indonesia now have four points from two matches in Group A. Their final group match is against Bangladesh on October 1, 2026, at 19:30 WIB. Malaysia will face Singapore at the same time. The article argues that the 0-0 draw was not merely a point but proof of mental strength. It also warns that Thom Haye's suspension is a disciplinary concern and that Indonesia must switch from a defensive 10-man mindset back to attacking football against Bangladesh. The result keeps Indonesia's path to the final alive, and the match against Bangladesh will decide their fate.