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	Possible qualification to 2018 AFC Cup group stage
	Relegation to 2018 Liga 2

Liga 1
Season	2017
Matches played	69
Goals scored	157 (2.28 per match)
Top goalscorer	Ivan Carlos; Peter Odemwingie; (5 goals each)
Biggest home win	Persela 4–0 Arema; (21 May 2017)
Biggest away win	Persiba 0-2 Persija; (16 April 2017); Gresik Utd 1-3 Semen Padang; (21 April 2017); Persiba 0-2 Sriwijaya; (9 May 2017); Persiba 0-2 Persipura; (22 May 2017)
Highest scoring	Mitra Kukar 3-2 Persela; (3 May 2017); Persipura 3-2 Bhayangkara; (12 May 2017); Sriwijaya 3-2 Barito Putera; (13 May 2017); Madura Utd 4-1 PS TNI; (19 May 2017); PS TNI 3-2 Persela; (27 May 2017)
Longest winning run	3 games ; Persib; Arema; PSM
Longest unbeaten run	7 games ; Persib
Longest winless run	8 games ; Persiba
Longest losing run	4 games ; Gresik Utd; Persiba
Highest attendance	34,150; Persib 0-0 Arema; (15 April 2017)
Lowest attendance	1,000; Persiba 0-2 Persipura; (22 May 2017)
Total attendance	634,448
Average attendance	9,195
	← 2015 ISL 2018 → All statistics correct as of 29 May 2017.

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The 2017 Liga 1 (also known as the GO-JEK Traveloka Liga 1^[1]^[2] for sponsorship reasons) season is the 60th season of top-flight football in Indonesia (under Football Association of Indonesia or PSSI), and the inaugural season Liga 1, replacing Indonesia Super League.^[3] The season began on 15 April 2017 and is scheduled to end on 12 November. Fixtures for the 2017 season were announced on 11 April 2017.^[4]

Winner of the 2014 Indonesia Super League Persib Bandung are the defending champions, as the 2015 Indonesia Super League was abandoned midway due to FIFA suspension while the 2016 Indonesia Soccer Championship A was not counted as an official league.

PSSI and the league operator planned to use foreign referees due to the number of complaints from the club on the performance of local referees.^[5] But this plan was cancelled later on.^[6]

League operator introduced several new regulations, such as requiring clubs to play a minimum of five U-23 players in a match (with three of them having to play a minimum of 45 minutes), restricting clubs to have more than two players older than 35 years old, and increasing the maximum number of substitutions to five for each team in a match.^[7]

FIFA approved the five substitution rule on 12 April 2017.^[8]^[9] However, the two additional substitutions (in addition of three subsitutions, in accordance to FIFA Laws of the Game) are only allowed for U-23 players.^[9]

Club name changes

Persipasi Bandung Raya changed their name to Madura United F.C. in January 2016.^[10]
Persiram Raja Ampat changed their name to PS TNI in March 2016.^[11]
Surabaya United changed their name to Bhayangkara Surabaya United in April 2016.^[12]
Bhayangkara Surabaya United changed their name to Bhayangkara F.C. in September 2016.^[13]
Arema Cronus F.C. changed their name to Arema F.C. on 20 December 2016.^[14]
Pusamania Borneo F.C. changed their name to Borneo F.C. on 8 April 2017.^[15]

Teams

2017 Liga 1 season is competed by 18 clubs from 2015 Indonesia Super League.

Stadiums and locations

Locations of the teams in the 2017 Liga 1.

Club^[16]	Location^[16]	Stadium	Capacity
Arema	Malang	Kanjuruhan Gajayana	42,449 35,000
Bali United	Gianyar	Kapten I Wayan Dipta	25,000
Barito Putera	Banjarmasin	May 17th	15,000
Bhayangkara	Bekasi	Patriot Candrabhaga^[17]	30,000
Borneo	Samarinda	Segiri	16,000
Madura United	Pamekasan	Gelora Ratu Pamelingan Gelora Bangkalan	15,000 15,000
Mitra Kukar	Kutai Kartanegara	Aji Imbut	35,000
Persegres Gresik United	Gresik	Petrokimia	25,000
Persela	Lamongan	Surajaya	14,000
Perseru	Serui	Marora	10,000
Persib	Bandung	Gelora Bandung Lautan Api	38,000
Persiba	Balikpapan	Parikesit Batakan Gajayana^[18]	10,000 42,000 35,000
Persija	Jakarta	Patriot Candrabhaga^[19]	30,000
Persipura	Jayapura	Mandala	30,000
PS TNI	Pakansari	Pakansari	30,000
PSM	Makassar	Andi Mattalatta	15,000
Semen Padang	Padang	Haji Agus Salim	10,000
Sriwijaya	Palembang	Gelora Sriwijaya	36,000

Personnel and kits

Note: Flags indicate national team as has been defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players and coaches may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

Team	Coach	Captain	Kit manufacturer	Jersey sponsors^[20]
Arema	Aji Santoso^[21]	Johan Alfarizi^[22]	Specs^[23]	Torabika Corsa Guna Bangun Perkasa Ijen Suites Arema Access GO-JEK
Bali United	Widodo Cahyono Putro^[24]	Fadhil Sausu	Made by club	Indofood Bank Ina Anker Sport Torabika Achilles Corsa Mobil ACA GO-JEK YCAB Foundation Indomie Bareksa DM ID
Barito Putera	Jacksen F. Tiago^[25]	Rizky Pora	Vision of Superior	Hasnur Group GO-JEK PT. Buana Karya Wiratama Bank Kalsel
Bhayangkara	Simon McMenemy^[26]	Indra Kahfi	Vilour	BNI
Borneo	Dragan Đukanović^[27]	Ponaryo Astaman	Salvo^[28]	STM BIB CV Citra Kopi ABC Apau^[29] GO-JEK
Madura United	Gomes de Olivera^[30]	Fabiano Beltrame	Mizuno^[31]	JD.id Lion Air POJUR Integra Group^[31] Torabika^[31] POOL Advista^[31] GO-JEK Radar Madura
Mitra Kukar	Jafri Sastra^[32]	Bayu Pradana	Joma	ABP Energy PT Putra Perkasa Abadi GO-JEK Grand Elty Bank Kaltim
Persegres Gresik United	Hanafi^[33]	Agus Indra	Creative Color^[34]
Persela Lamongan	Herry Kiswanto^[35]	Choirul Huda	Lotto^[36]	GO-JEK So Nice APP
Perseru Serui	Yusak Sutanto^[37]	Arthur Bonai	Junior Sport^[38]	Bank Papua Pemerintah Kabupaten Kep. Yapen
Persib Bandung	Djadjang Nurdjaman	Atep Rizal	Sportama	Datsun Indofood Indomie^[39] Permata Bank Syariah GO-JEK GO-PAY^[39] Corsa Indaco IM3 Ooredoo Kopi ABC FWD^[40]
Persiba Balikpapan	Milomir Šešlija^[41]	Marlon da Silva	MBB^[42]	Anugerah Group GO-JEK
Persija Jakarta	Stefano Cugurra^[43]	Bambang Pamungkas	League^[44]	GO-JEK TOA Columbia Dompetku
Persipura Jayapura	Liestiadi^[45]	Boaz Solossa	Specs	Bank Papua Persipura Access
PS TNI	Ivan Kolev^[46]	Abduh Lestaluhu	Made by club	Mogu Mogu Torabika GOON GO-JEK
PSM Makassar	Robert Alberts^[47]	Hamka Hamzah	Kelme^[48]	Semen Bosowa^[49] Kopi ABC^[49]
Semen Padang	Nil Maizar^[50]	Hengky Ardiles	Mizuno^[51]	Semen Padang^[51] Torabika Bank Nagari Oxygen Denim GO-JEK PT. Kunango Jantan Covesia G-Sport Ayia
Sriwijaya	Osvaldo Lessa	Yoo Hyun-goo	Calci^[52]	Bank Sumsel Babel TEL Torabika Berita Pagi Sriwijaya Post PGN PDPDE Bukit Asam GO-JEK

Managerial changes

Team	Outgoing manager	Manner of departure	Date of vacancy	Position in table	Replaced by	Date of appointment
Barito Putera	Yunan Helmi	End of caretaker role	18 December 2016	Pre-season	Jacksen F. Tiago	2 December 2016^[25]
Bhayangkara	Ibnu Grahan	End of contract	20 December 2016^[53]		Simon McMenemy	23 December 2016^[26]
Arema	Milomir Šešlija	Mutual agreement	20 December 2016^[54]		Aji Santoso	24 December 2016^[21]
Persija Jakarta	M. Zein Alhadad	End of contract	22 December 2016^[55]^[56]		Stefano Cugurra	30 December 2016^[43]
Persiba Balikpapan	Jaino Matos	End of contract	23 December 2016^[57]		Timo Scheunemann	11 January 2017^[58]
Persela Lamongan	Aji Santoso	Signed by Arema	24 December 2016^[59]^[21]		Herry Kiswanto	23 Januari 2017^[35]
Persegres Gresik United	Eduard Tjong	End of contract	31 December 2016		Hanafi	10 January 2017^[33]
Perseru Serui	Hanafi	Signed by Gresik United	10 January 2017^[33]		Yusak Sutanto	18 January 2017^[37]
PS TNI	Suharto AD	End of caretaker role	15 January 2017		Mustaqim	15 January 2017^[60]
Bali United	Indra Sjafri	Signed by Indonesia U-19	19 January 2017^[61]		Hans-Peter Schaller	5 February 2017^[62]
PS TNI	Mustaqim	Sacked	17 February 2017		Laurent Hatton	15 March 2017^[63]
Sriwijaya	Widodo Cahyono Putro	End of contract	25 March 2017		Osvaldo Lessa	26 March 2017
Persipura Jayapura	Angel Alfredo Vera	Mutual consent	17 April 2017^[45]		Liestiadi	17 April 2017^[45]
Bali United	Hans-Peter Schaller	Sacked	26 April 2017^[64]	17th	Eko Purjianto (caretaker)	26 April 2017
PS TNI	Laurent Hatton	Mutual termination	1 May 2017	5th	Ivan Kolev	1 May 2017^[46]
Persiba Balikpapan	Timo Scheunemann	Resigned	1 May 2017^[65]	18th	Haryadi (caretaker)	1 May 2017^[65]
Persiba Balikpapan	Haryadi (caretaker)	End of caretaker role	4 May 2017^[41]	18th	Milomir Šešlija	4 May 2017^[41]
Bali United	Eko Purjianto (caretaker)	End of caretaker role	10 May 2017^[24]	14th	Widodo Cahyono Putro	10 May 2017^[24]

Foreign players

Football Association of Indonesia or PSSI restricted the number of foreign players strictly to four per team, including one slot for a player from AFC countries, and one slot for a marquee player,^[66] a player that is required to have played in a top European league (Premier League, La Liga, Serie A, Bundesliga, Ligue 1, Primeira Liga, Eredivisie, Süper Lig, etc) in the last 8 years, or a player that have played in the last three editions of the FIFA World Cup. A team can use four foreign players on the field each game.^[67]

Club	Player 1	Player 2	Asian Player	Marquee Player^[66]	Former Players^[A]
Arema	Esteban Vizcarra	Arthur Cunha	Jad Noureddine	Juan Pino
Bali United	Marcos Flores	Sylvano Comvalius	Ahn Byung-keon	Nick van der Velden
Barito Putera	Matías Córdoba	Thiago Cunha	Aaron Evans	Douglas Packer
Bhayangkara	Otávio Dutra	Thiago Furtuoso	Lee Yoo-joon	Paulo Sérgio
Borneo	Flávio Júnior	Matheus Lopes	Kunihiro Yamashita	Shane Smeltz	Helder Lobato
Madura United	Fabiano Beltrame	Boubacar Sanogo	Dane Milovanović	Peter Odemwingie	Redouane Zerzouri^[INJ]
Mitra Kukar	Jorge Gotor	Marclei Santos	Oh In-kyun	Mohamed Sissoko
Persegres Gresik United	Patrick da Silva	Goran Gančev	Choi Hyun-yeon
Persela Lamongan	Ivan Carlos	Márcio Rosário	Kosuke Uchida	José Coelho
Perseru Serui	Boman Aimé	Sílvio Escobar	Omar El-Din
Persib Bandung	Vladimir Vujović	Carlton Cole	Shohei Matsunaga	Michael Essien
Persiba Balikpapan	Dirkir Glay	Marlon da Silva	Masahito Noto	Anmar Almubaraki
Persija Jakarta	Willian Pacheco	Luiz Júnior	Rohit Chand	Bruno Lopes
Persipura Jayapura	Ricardinho	Addison Alves	Yoo Jae-hoon
PS TNI	Leonel Núñez	Facundo Talín	Hong Soon-hak	Élio Martins	Aboubacar Camara Aboubacar Sylla
PSM Makassar	Steven Paulle	Marc Klok	Reinaldo Elias	Wiljan Pluim
Semen Padang	Cássio Francisco	Marcel Sacramento	Ko Jae-sung	Didier Zokora
Sriwijaya	Beto Gonçalves	Hilton Moreira	Yoo Hyun-goo	Tijani Belaïd

Last updated: 1 May 2017

Notes

^
Foreign players who left their clubs or were sent to reserve team after first half of the season.
^
Foreign player who left the club due to long-term injury.

Non-Visa Foreign (Indonesian Naturalized Players)

^{[citation needed]}

Club	Player 1	Player 2	Player 3
Arema	Cristian Gonzáles
Bhayangkara	Guy Junior
Borneo	Diego Michiels
Madura United	Greg Nwokolo
Persib Bandung	Kim Kurniawan	Raphael Maitimo	Sergio van Dijk
Sriwijaya	Bio Paulin

Last updated: 1 May 2017

Sponsorship

Match balls

The official ball supplier for the 2017 Liga 1 is Nike.^[68]

Referee kits

The official referee kits supplier for the 2017 Liga 1 is Joma.^[68]

League table

Template:2017 Liga 1 table

Positions by round

The table lists the positions of teams after each week of matches. In order to preserve chronological evolvements, any postponed matches are not included to the round at which they were originally scheduled, but added to the full round they were played immediately afterwards.

Team \ Round	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8
Team \ Round
PSM Makassar	1	1	2	1	1	1	1	1
Persib Bandung	13	13	5	3	2	2	2
Persipura Jayapura	9	6	10	7	10	5	3
Madura United	2	10	9	6	7	9	4
Mitra Kukar	14	15	16	11	6	8	5
PS TNI	7	12	6	8	4	3	6
Bhayangkara	5	11	13	10	5	10	7
Arema	12	4	4	2	3	4	8
Persela Lamongan	16	8	12	15	13	14	9
Barito Putera	4	5	1	4	9	12	10
Bali United	17	17	15	9	14	7	11
Sriwijaya	11	7	11	14	12	6	12
Borneo	6	14	7	12	8	13	13
Semen Padang	10	2	3	5	11	11	14
Persija Jakarta	3	3	8	13	15	15	15	15
Perseru Serui	15	9	14	16	16	16	16	16
Persegres Gresik United	8	16	17	18	18	17	17	17
Persiba Balikpapan	18	18	18	17	17	18	18	18

Last updated: 29 May 2017
Source: ^{[citation needed]}

Pos	Team	Total	High	Low	Average	Change
1	Persib Bandung	109,102	34,150	21,584	27,276	+56.1%^†
2	Persija Jakarta	102,427	27,707	23,200	25,607	+89.5%^†
3	Sriwijaya	56,845	18,720	4,750	14,211	+24.2%^†
4	PSM Makassar	49,960	14,925	9,357	12,490	+56.6%^†
5	Persela Lamongan	45,634	12,200	9,582	11,409	+58.2%^†
6	Arema	39,186	14,240	4,588	9,797	−28.2%^†
7	Persipura Jayapura	25,756	14,600	4,656	8,585	−27.5%^†
8	Semen Padang	31,158	11,872	3,253	7,790	+48.2%^†
9	Bali United	21,294	9,300	4,254	7,098	−33.4%^†
10	Persegres Gresik United	27,243	12,405	3,410	6,811	−11.8%^†
11	Persiba Balikpapan	24,400	20,000	1,000	6,100	+121.8%^†
12	Borneo	17,292	8,175	2,800	5,764	+18.0%^†
13	Madura United	20,596	6,232	3,550	5,149	−14.3%^†
14	Barito Putera	19,746	7,808	2,252	4,937	+40.3%^†
15	Bhayangkara	14,800	4,850	2,500	3,700	−18.1%^†
16	Mitra Kukar	12,358	3,500	2,055	3,090	−9.3%^†
17	PS TNI	11,141	6,100	1,058	2,228	−60.1%^†
18	Perseru Serui	5,510	2,100	1,610	1,837	−28.6%^†
	League total	634,448	34,150	1,000	9,195	+18.2%^†

Revision as of 05:54, 30 May 2017

Club name changes

Teams

Stadiums and locations

Personnel and kits

Managerial changes

Foreign players

Non-Visa Foreign (Indonesian Naturalized Players)

Sponsorship

Match balls

Referee kits

League table

Positions by round

Result

Season statistics

Top scorers

Top assists

Clean sheets

Discipline

Player(s)

Club(s)

Attendances

See also

References