Bali United vs Dewa United Results Final Score 0-0: Banten Warriors Have Difficulty Staying Away from the Red Zone

Gilabola.com – Results of Bali United vs Dewa United in the postponed match of week 8 of the BRI Super League 2025-2026 season which was held at the Captain I Wayan Dipta Stadium, Gianyar, Monday afternoon 29 December 2025, ended with a score of 0-0.

Position Doesn’t Change

Bali United had to settle for sharing the points when they hosted Dewa United, who were sinking to the bottom of the table. Their ambition to secure perfect points at home failed, after the Banten Warriors team continued to show resistance and persistent play until the end of the match.

For Bali United, collecting one point from this match is certainly very disappointing. Even more so for Dewa United, who really need an additional three points to stay away from the red zone.

As a result, one additional point in this match meant that Dewa United did not move from 14th place and now has 17 points. Bali United also remains in eighth position with 21 points.

Buying and selling attacks did not result in goals in the first half

Since the early minutes, Bali United appeared full of ambition and repeatedly succeeded in threatening Dewa United’s goal. Luckily for the visiting team, Sonny Stevens also made brilliant saves several times.

ALMOST!! Kadek Agung’s hard kick almost gave Bali United the lead at the start of the match. Unfortunately the hosts were not lucky, because the ball went wide.

Boris Kopitovic also had two golden opportunities for the Serdadu Tridatu squad when the match had only been running for seven minutes. Sonny Stevens managed to block the first opportunity, while Boris’s other chance went wide of the visitors’ goal.

Dewa United fought back in the 11th minute through the action of Alexis Messidoro who built an attack with Alex Martins.

became the motor of attack for the team coached by Jan Olde Riekerink. However, the two opportunities created by this player did not succeed in bringing DUFC to the lead.

In the 11th minute, Alexis Messidoro had a chance to take the lead after working well with Alex Martins. Unfortunately, Messidoro’s hard kick was blocked well by Kadek Arel.

It was Alex Martins’ turn who should have put Dewa United ahead in the 24th minute after receiving Ricki’s pass. However, Alex’s efforts failed, because the ball was quickly secured by the home goalkeeper, Mike Hauptmeijer.

ALMOST!! Ten minutes had passed, Boris should have been able to put the ball into the visitors’ goal with a header. But the ball still bounced over Sonny’s crossbar.

Dewa United seemed more persistent in the second half, the score remained 0-0

Dewa United had a golden opportunity in the first five minutes of the second half through the action of Ricky Kambuaya. Unfortunately, Kambuaya’s efforts were repulsed.

It was Bali United’s turn to counterattack. However, Goppel’s efforts were thwarted by Edo Febriansyah.

In the second half, Riekerink brought on Egy Maulana Vikri to increase his team’s attacking power. Several times this Indonesian national team player tried to threaten the host’s goal, but his efforts did not produce results for Dewa United.

The match became even more exciting in the final minutes. Stefano Lilipaly had a golden opportunity which should have put the visitors ahead, but the 35 year old player’s efforts were not successful in breaking the deadlock.

Taisei Marukawa also had a golden opportunity at the end of the match. Unfortunately, even this Japanese player’s efforts have not succeeded in changing the score. It was Rafael Struick’s turn to try to build an attack in the last four minutes of the second half, unfortunately his pass failed to meet Lilipaly.

ALMOST! Mirza Mustafic had a golden opportunity with a long-range shot in the 87th minute. However, Sonny managed to block this attempt well.

Bali United vs Dewa United Player Lineup

• Bali United: Mike Hauptmester; Joao Ferrari, Arel Cadek, Ricky Fajrr (C), Ricky Dwi, Brandon Wilson, Agung Cadek, Tim Received,
• Dewa United: Sonny Stevens; Alta Ballah, Brian Fatari, Nick Kuipers, Nurviat Subagja, Alexis Messidoro, Ricki Kambuaya (C), Theo Numberi, Alex Martins, Privat Mbarga and Taisei Marukawa.