1994–95 Liga Indonesia Premier Division

Football season in Indonesia Liga Indonesia Premier Division 1994–95 27 November 1994 – 30 July 1995 Persib1st Premier Division title6th Indonesian title Asian Club Championship Persib Asian Cup Winners' Cup Petrokimia Putra PS Bengkulu Warna Agung PSIR PSIM PS Aceh Putra (withdrew) 559 1417 Peri Sandria (34 goals) Pelita Jaya 10–2 Persijatim(14 June 1995) PS Bengkulu 1–6 Pelita Jaya(15 April 1995)Persijatim 0–5 Arseto(15 April 1995)Warna Agung 0–5 Semen Padang(7 May 1995) Pelita Jaya 10–2 Persijatim(14 June 1995) 1995–96 The 1994–95 Liga Indonesia Premier Division (known as the Liga Dunhill for sponsorship reasons) was the inaugural season of the Liga Indonesia Premier Division, the top division of Indonesian football following the merger of Perserikatan and Galatama. The season began on 27 November 1994 and ended on 30 July 1995. The league was made up of 34 clubs. Persib won the title after beating Petrokimia Putra 1–0 in the final. Overview Background The league started in 1994. The lack of ticket sales in Galatama and the lack of commercial aspects in Perserikatan made PSSI take a bold decision. The Indonesian football association decided to form a new fully professional league called the Liga Indonesia Premier Division as a merger of Galatama and Perserikatan. Due to the merger, there were 34 inaugural clubs in the league. Two clubs that should have been relegated to the First Division, Persiba and PS Bengkulu were allowed to compete while PS Aceh Putra chose to withdraw. To solve this issue, the league is split into two regional groups of 17 clubs each. The top four clubs from each region then entered the second stage which is played in a group stage format consisting of two groups of four. Then, the top two clubs from each group proceed to the knockout stage (semifinals and final) where they will play for the title. The shift of the league to a more commercial form has made PSSI move to find sponsors to sustain the wheels of the league. Dunhill, a cigarette manufacturer from the UK is the first company to dive in and become the inaugural title sponsor of the league. As a result of this sponsorship, Dunhill poured funds up to Rp4.5 billion per season and provided subsidies of Rp100 million for each Premier Division club. Dunhill also gave a prize of Rp75 million for the champions, Rp50 million for the runners-up, and Rp25 million for the league's best player. The funds provided by Dunhill were pretty high for financial standards in 1994. Thus, the Liga Indonesia Premier Division was then given the name Liga Dunhill.Fauzan Herdanang Ahmad 14 May 2019 Shopee dan Sejarah Sponsor Titel di Liga Sepakbola Indonesia https://tirto.id/shopee-dan-sejarah-sponsor-titel-di-liga-sepakbola-indonesia-dEpV live https://web.archive.org/web/20200831074712/https://tirto.id/shopee-dan-sejarah-sponsor-titel-di-liga-sepakbola-indonesia-dEpV 2020-08-31 2020-03-13 tirto.id id Before the league started, PSSI also lifted the ban for foreign players to compete in the league that was active since 1982. This resulted in some high-profile signings with clubs signing seasoned veterans of the world stage.redaksi 2017-05-17 Dominasi Pemain Asing di Sepakbola Indonesia https://panditfootball.com/cerita/208724/dominasi-pemain-asing-di-sepakbola-indonesia https://web.archive.org/web/20241211192558/https://www.panditfootball.com/cerita/208724/RDK/170517/dominasi-pemain-asing-di-sepakbola-indonesia 2024-12-11 2020-03-16 Pandit Football Indonesia id Season summary The inaugural duel of the brand-new league brought together the champions of the last edition from each competition on 27 November 1994. Pelita Jaya were the last winners of Galatama while Persib were winners of the 1993–94 Perserikatan. The match ended 1–0 for Pelita Jaya with their striker Dejan Gluščević becoming the first player to score a goal in the new top-flight in the 60th minute.Widyantara Gunawan 26 November 2013 Sejarah Hari Ini (27 November): Laga Pembuka Liga Indonesia 1994/95 https://www.goal.com/id/news/5650/sejarah-hari-ini/2013/11/26/4433616/sejarah-hari-ini-27-november-laga-pembuka-liga-indonesia dead https://web.archive.org/web/20200626132656/https://www.goal.com/id/news/5650/sejarah-hari-ini/2013/11/26/4433616/sejarah-hari-ini-27-november-laga-pembuka-liga-indonesia 2020-06-26 2020-03-13 Goal id Several match abandonments occurred throughout the season. A match between BPD Jateng and Arseto was abandoned on 21 December 1994 due to floodlight issues before resuming the following day, ending in a 1–1 draw. Two further abandonments happened near the end of the first stage on 1 June 1995. Persija walked out of their match against Bandung Raya trailing 3–1 at the 68th minute as a protest towards refereeing decisions which escalated into supporter riots. PSIR walked out on a similar manner at the 33rd minute from their match against PSIM with the score level at 0–0. In response to the two matches, the PSSI Disciplinary Committee gave Persija and PSIR sanctions including the addition of two goals against to their respective results, ruling Bandung Raya won 5–1 over Persija and PSIM won 2–0 over PSIR. Furthermore, both clubs had three points deducted in the first stage and were fined Rp5 million each.Supriyanto Divisi Utama Liga Indonesia 1994-1995 https://www.arsipsepakbolaindonesia.com/1994/01/liga-indonesia-1994-1995.html 2026-05-10 Arsip Sepak Bola Indonesiaredaksi 2014-06-01 On this day 1995, Awal Mula Persija Jakarta Dimusuhi Publik Bandung https://www.panditfootball.com/on-this-day-klasik/87188/RDK/140601/on-this-day-1995-awal-mula-persija-jakarta-dimusuhi-publik-bandung live https://web.archive.org/web/20170603044835/http://panditfootball.com:80/on-this-day-klasik/87188/RDK/140601/on-this-day-1995-awal-mula-persija-jakarta-dimusuhi-publik-bandung 2017-06-03 2021-02-08 Pandit Football Indonesia id By the end of the first stage, PS Bengkulu, Warna Agung, PSIR, and PSIM were the clubs that were relegated from the league. The first wave of foreign players coming to the league proved to be ineffective in improving results, leading to clubs reshuffling the foreign players they had within their squads right before the second stage began.Sena Indra Citra 23 March 2017 Pemain Asing di Liga Indonesia, Gerbong Pertama Tak Sesuai Harapan https://juara.bolasport.com/read/321508749/pemain-asing-di-liga-indonesia-gerbong-pertama-tak-sesuai-harapan live https://web.archive.org/web/20190630104757/https://juara.bolasport.com/read/321508749/pemain-asing-di-liga-indonesia-gerbong-pertama-tak-sesuai-harapan 2019-06-30 2020-03-19 JUARA.net id Persib would eventually become the inaugural champions of the league. The Maung Bandung, who finished as runners-up in the West Region, won the title thanks to a narrow 1–0 victory over Petrokimia Putra in the final held in Gelora Senayan Main Stadium on 30 July 1995. Sutiono Lamso scored in the 76th minute for Persib and they held on to lead until the end of the game.Aruan Frengky 2021-03-14 Nostalgia - Kisah Persib Bandung Juara Liga Indonesia 1994-1995 https://bolaskor.merahputih.com/post/read/nostalgia-kisah-persib-bandung-juara-liga-indonesia-1994-1995 2026-05-15 BolaSkor.com 30 July 2020 (30 JULI 1995) PERSIB Juara Liga Indonesia I 1994-1995 https://persib.co.id/berita/30-juli-1995-persib-juara-liga-indonesia-i-1994-1995 https://web.archive.org/web/20220808203111/https://persib.co.id/berita/30-juli-1995-persib-juara-liga-indonesia-i-1994-1995 2022-08-08 2021-02-08 PERSIB Persib won the title with a team consisting of local players only when most of the title challengers had at least one foreign player. Meanwhile, Bandung Raya striker Peri Sandria was the league's inaugural top scorer. The 34 goals he scored was a top-flight record which stood for 22 years until Sylvano Comvalius scored 37 goals in the 2017 Liga 1.Robert 12 November 2017 Top Skor Liga 1: Cetak 37 Gol, Sylvano Comvalius Ukir Rekor Baru di Indonesia https://bolalob.com/read/69809/top-skor-liga-1-cetak-37-gol-sylvano-comvalius-ukir-rekor-baru-di-indonesia dead https://web.archive.org/web/20180323024119/https://bolalob.com/read/69809/top-skor-liga-1-cetak-37-gol-sylvano-comvalius-ukir-rekor-baru-di-indonesia 2018-03-23 2020-03-16 Bolalob - Situsnya Anak Futsal! id Teams Stadiums and locations <onlyinclude>main map Indonesia none 1000 Locations of the teams in the 1994–95 Liga Indonesia Premier Division. 8px Blue: West Region; 8px Red: East Region Indonesia 5.5654 95.3413 Persiraja 80 right Blue pog.svg Indonesia 3.5649 98.6950 Medan 80 left Blue pog.svg Indonesia 3.5504 98.8645 PSDS 80 right Blue pog.svg Indonesia -0.9297 100.3591 Semen Padang 80 left Blue pog.svg Indonesia -3.7932 102.2729 PS Bengkulu 80 left Blue pog.svg Indonesia -6.1739 106.6390 Persita 80 left Blue pog.svg Indonesia -6.2088 106.8456 Jakarta 80 top Blue pog.svg Indonesia -6.9104 107.6196 Bandung 80 left Blue pog.svg Indonesia -7.7959 110.3842 Yogyakarta 80 left Black pog.svg Indonesia -7.0261 110.4097 SRG 80 left Black pog.svg Indonesia -7.5682 110.8118 Arseto 80 bottom Blue pog.svg Indonesia -6.8160 110.8509 Persiku 80 top Blue pog.svg Indonesia -6.718611 111.346944 PSIR 80 bottom Red pog.svg Indonesia -7.159786 112.639171 Gresik 80 top Red pog.svg Indonesia -7.9756 112.6251 Malang 80 bottom Red pog.svg Indonesia -7.2518 112.7563 Surabaya 80 right Red pog.svg Indonesia -8.5468029 115.3043595 GeloraDewata 80 bottom Red pog.svg Indonesia -3.436680 114.876553 Barito Putera 80 right Red pog.svg Indonesia -1.243846 116.830060 Persiba 80 bottom Red pog.svg Indonesia -0.4930868 117.147137 Putra Samarinda 80 right Red pog.svg Indonesia 0.1432 117.4613 Pupuk Kaltim 80 top Red pog.svg Indonesia -5.1586 119.4146 PSM 80 left Red pog.svg Indonesia -2.5305 140.7235 Persipura 80 left Red pog.svg Indonesia TransparentPlaceholder.png 1 6 130 70 Bandung teams 8px Bandung Raya 8px Persib Gresik teams 8px Persegres 8px Petrokimia Putra Jakarta teams 8px Pelita Jaya 8px Persija 8px Persijatim 8px Warna Agung Malang teams 8px Arema 8px Persema right Indonesia TransparentPlaceholder.png 1 6 135 70 Medan teams 8px Medan Jaya 8px PSMS Semarang teams 8px BPD Jateng 8px PSIS Surabaya teams 8px ASGS 8px Mitra Surabaya 8px Persebaya Yogyakarta teams 8px Mataram Putra 8px PSIM right<onlyinclude> West RegionTeamLocationStadiumArsetoSurakartaSriwedariBandung RayaBandungSiliwangiBPD JatengSemarangJatidiriMataram PutraYogyakartaMandala KridaMedan JayaMedanTeladanPelita JayaJakarta (South Jakarta)Lebak BulusPersibBandungSiliwangiPersijaJakarta (Central Jakarta)MentengPersijatimJakarta (East Jakarta)RawamangunPersikuKudusWergu WetanPersirajaBanda AcehHaji DimurthalaPersitaTangerangBentengPS BengkuluBengkuluSemarakPSDSDeli SerdangBaharuddin SiregarPSMSMedanTeladanSemen PadangPadangHaji Agus SalimWarna AgungJakarta (South Jakarta)Gelora Senayan East RegionTeamLocationStadiumAremaMalangGajayanaASGSSurabayaGelora 10 NovemberBarito PuteraBanjarmasinMay 17th Gelora DewataDenpasarNgurah RaiMitra SurabayaSurabayaGelora 10 NovemberPersebayaSurabayaGelora 10 November PersegresGresikPetrokimiaPersemaMalangGajayanaPersibaBalikpapanPersibaPersipuraJayapuraMandalaPetrokimia PutraGresikPetrokimiaPupuk KaltimBontangMulawarmanPutra SamarindaSamarindaSegiri SamarindaPSIMYogyakartaMandala KridaPSIRRembangKridaPSISSemarangJatidiriPSMUjung PandangAndi Mattalata Kits and sponsorship All of the teams kits are provided by Adidas and sponsored by Dunhill as part of the league's sponsorship deal.Prasetya Dhion 2020-04-11 Daftar Jersey Kandang Persebaya Sejak Ligina 1994/95 Hingga Liga 1 2020 https://emosijiwaku.com/2020/04/11/daftar-jersey-kandang-persebaya-sejak-ligina-1994-95-hingga-liga-1-2020/ live https://web.archive.org/web/20200919224308/https://emosijiwaku.com/2020/04/11/daftar-jersey-kandang-persebaya-sejak-ligina-1994-95-hingga-liga-1-2020/ 2020-09-19 2021-02-07 Emosi Jiwaku idSufiyanto Tengku 2016-08-23 Cerita Produk Rokok yang Pernah 'Merajai' Sepakbola Indonesia https://www.indosport.com/sepakbola/20160823/cerita-produk-rokok-yang-pernah-merajai-sepakbola-indonesia/liga-dunhill-1994-1996 2021-02-07 INDOSPORT.com id Foreign players Club Visa 1 Visa 2 Visa 3 Former playersAremaArsetoAssyabaab Bandung Raya CMR Olinga Atangana CMR Tibidi Alexis FR Yugoslavia Dejan GluščevićBarito PuteraBPD JatengGelora DewataAngola Vata Matanu GarciaAngola Abel CamposAngola Jeremie Mboh NyetamMataram PutraMedan JayaROM Jijie ClaudioROM Cinca MariusZaire Makukula KuyanganaMitra SurabayaBRA Gomes de OliveiraBulgaria Stoyan Nakev AssanoBulgaria Evelyn MindevNGA Kapula Wa KapuiaPelita Jaya CMR Maboang Kessack CMR Roger Milla FR Yugoslavia Milorad Bajovic FR Yugoslavia Dejan GluščevićPersebayaPersegresPersemaPersibPersibaPersijaPersijatimPersikuPersipuraPersirajaPersitaPetrokimia PutraBRA Carlos de MelloBRA Jacksen TiagoTRI Darryl SinerineAngola Fernando Miquel Angola Botonga EfekelePS BengkuluPSDSPSIMPSIRPSISPSMPSMSPupuk KaltimCMR Justin ImandiROM Iulian MineaCMR J.P. Mbvoum MayohROM Iulian Pomuhaci BRA Francisco Jose SoaresPutra Samarinda Semen Padang BRA Claudio Luzardi BRA Antônio Cláudio CIV Didier Kessack Warna Agung First stage West Region main WDL QR PKS Pelita Jaya PBN Persib RAYA Bandung Raya MDNJ Medan Jaya SPA Semen Padang PBA Persiraja ARST Arseto PTN Persita PMD PSMS Medan PSDS PSDS MTRM Mataram Putra PRSK Persiku PJK Persija BPDJ BPD Jateng PJT Persijatim PSBGK PS Bengkulu WRNA Warna Agung ACEH PS Aceh Putra 24 5 3 78 25 20 9 3 54 15 C 19 10 3 68 26 15 11 6 46 29 14 10 8 45 25 14 10 8 37 41 14 6 12 46 38 13 6 13 43 41 11 8 13 37 36 10 11 11 38 45 11 6 15 24 31 10 7 15 30 37 11 5 16 42 51 -3 Persija were docked three points for walking out of a match against Bandung Raya on 1 June 1995. 8 10 14 42 50 6 6 20 29 71 5 5 22 28 69 R 2 5 25 24 81 R 0 0 0 0 0 R green1 Advance to second stage A A A A red1 Relegation to First Division R R black1 Club withdrew PS Aceh Putra withdrew before the season started. WD complete RSSSF East Region main WDL QR PPT Petrokimia Putra PKL Pupuk Kaltim ASGS ASGS BPT Barito Putera GLRD Gelora Dewata AML Arema MTRS Mitra Surabaya PJY Persipura PBY Persebaya PSM PSM PS Putra Samarinda PMA Persema PSIS PSIS PSGR Persegres PSBB Persiba REM PSIR YOG PSIM 17 9 6 62 31 15 12 5 58 27 17 6 9 57 45 17 5 10 51 31 15 9 8 50 27 15 7 10 44 41 15 5 12 45 34 13 9 10 40 42 12 10 10 45 40 11 10 11 31 32 11 8 13 32 41 11 6 15 33 43 10 9 13 28 43 8 8 16 33 49 8 6 18 26 49 5 9 18 26 52 -3 R PSIR were docked three points for walking out of a match against PSIM on 1 June 1995. 2 12 18 14 48 R green1 Advance to second stage A A A A red1 Relegation to First Division R R complete RSSSF Second stage The second stage was played from 19 to 26 July 1995. The matches were held at Gelora Senayan Main Stadium in Jakarta. Group A main WDL Group A Q PKL Pupuk Kaltim BPT Barito Putera RAYA Bandung Raya PKS Pelita Jaya 1 2 0 3 2 1 2 0 3 2 1 1 1 4 3 0 1 2 2 5 green1 Advance to knockout stage A A complete RSSSF Group B main WDL Group B Q PBN Persib PPT Petrokimia Putra ASGS ASGS MDNJ Medan Jaya 2 1 0 5 1 1 2 0 5 2 1 1 1 4 6 0 0 3 2 7 green1 Advance to knockout stage A A complete RSSSF Knockout stage 28 July – Jakarta Pupuk Kaltim 0 Petrokimia Putra 1 28 July – Jakarta Persib 1 Barito Putera 0 30 July – Jakarta Petrokimia Putra 0 Persib 1 Semifinals Final 170 50 Semifinals 28 July 1995 15:30 WIB Pupuk Kaltim 0–1 http://www.superwaw.com/2019/05/ole-internasional-lazio-vs-milan-bom.html Petrokimia Putra Widodo 54 Gelora Senayan Main Stadium, Jakarta 60,000 Widyanto Nugroho (Semarang) 28 July 1995 19:00 WIB Persib 1–0 http://www.superwaw.com/2019/05/ole-internasional-lazio-vs-milan-bom.html Barito Putera Kekey 80 Gelora Senayan Main Stadium, Jakarta 70,000 Khairul Agil (DKI Jakarta) Final 1995 Liga Indonesia Premier Division final 30 July 1995 17:30 WIB Petrokimia Putra 0–1 https://www.pikiran-rakyat.com/persib/pr-01283892/klipingpr-persib-juara-liga-indonesia-pertama-406401 Persib Sutiono 76 Gelora Senayan Main Stadium, Jakarta 120,000 Zulkifli Chaniago (Bengkulu) Awards Top scorers The following is a list of the top scorers from the 1994–95 season.Herfiyana Novan 11 December 2009 Indonesia 1994/95 https://www.rsssf.org/tablesi/indo95.html live https://web.archive.org/web/20030423025414/http://www.rsssf.com:80/tablesi/indo95.html 2003-04-23 2010-05-31 RSSSF Rank Player Club Goals 1 IDN Peri Sandria Bandung Raya 34 2 IDN Buyung Ismu Pelita Jaya 30 3 FR Yugoslavia Dejan Gluščević Bandung Raya 224 Angola Vata Matanu Garcia Gelora Dewata 21 IDN Sutiono Lamso Persib 21 5 IDN Widodo C. Putro Petrokimia Putra 18 Best player INA Widodo C. Putro (Petrokimia Putra)Adi Juni 2019-12-21 Daftar Lengkap Pemain Terbaik di Liga Indonesia dari Masa ke Masa https://www.indosport.com/sepakbola/20191221/daftar-lengkap-pemain-terbaik-di-liga-indonesia-dari-masa-ke-masa 2021-02-07 INDOSPORT.com id See also 1994–95 Liga Indonesia First Division 1994–95 Liga Indonesia Second Division References External links Indonesia - List of final tables (RSSSF) Category:Indonesian Premier Division seasons Category:1994–95 in Indonesian football Indonesia Category:Top level Indonesian football league seasons