Singapore vs Indonesia Odds Comparison - Asean Championship
Singapore vs Indonesia Odds Comparison - Asean Championship
Competition: Asean Championship
Sport: Football
Region: World
Starts (UTC):
Match status: Not started
Scheduled length: 90 minutes (when provided by the feed)
Odds
Typical 1X2 prices (averages across listed bookmakers): home ~4.44, draw ~3.60, away ~1.65.
Markets with odds data in this feed: 1X2, ah, ou.
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Info
Round: 5
H2H
Recent form and head-to-head for Singapore vs Indonesia (static summary for search engines).
Recent matches — Singapore
- 1785502800 · Vietnam — 0-0 — Singapore
- 1785150000 · Singapore — 2-0 — Timor Leste
- 1784894400 · Cambodia — 1-2 — Singapore
- 1780659000 · Singapore — 1-2 — China PR
- 1780227000 · Singapore — 4-0 — Mongolia
- 1774958400 · Singapore — 1-0 — Bangladesh
- 1763467200 · Hong Kong — 1-2 — Singapore
- 1763037000 · Thailand — 3-2 — Singapore
- 1760450400 · India — 1-2 — Singapore
- 1760009400 · Singapore — 1-1 — India
Recent matches — Indonesia
- 1785763800 · Indonesia — 0-3 — Vietnam
- 1785492000 · Timor Leste — 0-3 — Indonesia
- 1785159000 · Indonesia — 5-1 — Cambodia
- 1781010000 · Indonesia — 1-0 — Mozambique
- 1780664400 · Indonesia — 3-0 — Oman
- 1774875600 · Indonesia — 0-1 — Bulgaria
- 1774616400 · Indonesia — 4-0 — St. Kitts and Nevis
- 1760211000 · Iraq — 1-0 — Indonesia
- 1759943700 · Indonesia — 2-3 — Saudi Arabia
- 1757338200 · Indonesia — 0-0 — Lebanon
Head to head
- 1640435400 · Singapore — 2-2 — Indonesia
- 1640176200 · Singapore — 1-1 — Indonesia
- 1541764800 · Singapore — 1-0 — Indonesia
- 1480075200 · Singapore — 1-2 — Indonesia
About this match
Indonesia enter with the shorter away price, and their four wins in the last five matches explains why the market leans their way. Singapore, though, have collected three wins and a draw across the same period, and the last meeting between the sides ended 2-2. The head to head record is evenly spread – one win each and two draws – so this looks like a fixture where the opening odds deserve a second look rather than being read in isolation.
The last 10 matches tell a slightly different story. Singapore have lost only twice in that stretch, with 17 goals scored and 9 conceded. Indonesia have scored 18, conceded the same 9, but have four defeats, which makes their shorter away price look more aggressive. That asymmetry is exactly where the match stats and best odds comparison come into play. The ASEAN Championship odds can be checked across bookmaker prices, and if the market shifts before kickoff, football dropping odds will reflect it. Tracking those moves alongside the recent results gives a fuller picture of the pre-match prediction context.