Persijap Jepara — Malut United : Match Preview and Prediction for November 03,2025

Current Form and Crisis

Four consecutive defeats paint a grim picture for Persijap Jepara. The team is undeniably in a deep crisis. Conceding 14 goals, they are teetering on the edge of the relegation zone, a worrying statistic for any club.

Underlying Performance Data

However, a closer look at the statistics reveals more than just the final scores. In their last match against Bhayangkara, which ended in a 0-2 loss, Persijap players registered 10 shots on goal, with 6 on target. This was actually more than the winning team. A similar pattern emerged in their 0-2 defeat to Persik Kediri, where they managed 12 shots on goal and 7 on target.

Offensive Prowess and Tactical Approach

These numbers highlight a crucial aspect of Persijap’s game: they rank third in the league for shots per match and first for successful dribbles. This clearly indicates that Persijap is not a team that sits back and defends; they are constantly pushing forward, actively seeking attacking opportunities, and creating pressure. Malut United coach Hendri Susilo himself acknowledged their high speed in attack after analyzing their play. Persijap’s commitment to open, attacking football often leads to defensive vulnerabilities but simultaneously generates significant chances in the opponent’s half.

Malut United’s Strong Momentum

Malut United approaches this match in starkly different spirits. Four consecutive victories in their recent games speak volumes about their current form. The team is clearly on a roll, and their attack is functioning seamlessly. With 17 goals scored before the 11th round, they boast the second-highest scoring record in the league, on par with Borneo FC.

Potent Attacking Line-up

They have no shortage of goal scorers. Despite the absence of Yakob Sayuri due to an accumulation of cards, key players like Ciro Alves, David da Silva, and Taíron del Pino, each with multiple goals this season, remain ready. This formidable attacking line-up is set to challenge a defense that has already conceded 14 goals.

Late Game Dominance

One particular statistic stands out: six of Persijap’s fourteen conceded goals occurred in the final 15 minutes of play (from the 76th to the 90th). Coincidentally, this very period is one of Malut United’s most productive, with them scoring three goals in the closing stages of matches. This represents a direct clash between one team’s weakness and the other’s strength.