PSB Bogor

PSB Bogor (stands for Persatuan Sepakbola Bogor) is an Indonesian football club based in Bogor. They currently compete in the Liga 3. Their home stadium is Pajajaran Stadium.[1]

PSB Bogor
Full namePersatuan Sepakbola Bogor
Nickname(s)Laskar Pakuan
The Ahool
Founded1950 (1950)
GroundPajajaran Stadium
Capacity12,000
OwnerBogor Government
ChairmanNasrul Zahar
ManagerAlfie Radithya Ferdian
CoachTubagus Wahyu
LeagueLiga 3
2021Quarter-finals, (West Java zone seri 2)

History

PSB Bogor was established in 1950, they became known in the 90s. At that time, they managed to come out as runners-up 1990–91 Soeratin Cup. The following season, they again managed to qualify for the Soeratin Cup final. This time, they were against a team as strong as PSIM Yogyakarta. learning from previous failures, they managed to come out as champions after winning with a score of 2-0. This is also the first prestigious title in the history of the club.[2]

And for the second time, they came back as winners of the Soeratin Cup in the 1992–93 season in the West Java zone. They defeated Persikasi Bekasi with a score of 1-0, which brought them to represent West Java to play at the national level. As a result, they won the Soeratin Cup at the national level.[3]

These consecutive wins continue to be recorded by them. In the 1993–94 Suratin Cup competition season, they came back as champions after defeating Persebaya Surabaya at the Gelora 10 November Stadium with a score of 5-4 (via penalty).[3]

However, in the 1994–95 season, they only came out as runners up in the Soeratin Cup. at that time they were defeated by rival club Persikasi Bekasi. However, in the following year. They won the Soeratin Cup again after defeating Persis Solo. This victory also made PSB a team with five titles in the history of the Soeratin Cup.[3]

Former players

Squad

Goal keeper:

  • Rafli Agustian
  • Teguh Maulana Insan
  • Candra Amin Azinta

Defender:

  • Deni Setiawan
  • Sopi Fahmi
  • Misfahulfalah
  • Asep Purnama Bahri
  • Dodi Kuswara
  • Deni Imam
  • Ahmad Sopian
  • Heri Andriawan
  • Dani Hermawan

Midfielder:

  • Ahmad S
  • Asep Ramdani
  • Rizki Lesmana
  • Victor Ilhami
  • I Komang Adyana
  • Rony Surya
  • Deby Darmawan
  • Nizar Azhari Septian
  • Dicky Janwar
  • Buharuddin
  • Yusuf Rendy Raharjo

Striker:

  • Anwar Hidayat
  • Irvan Firdaus
  • Iqbal Nugraha
  • Rondi Alfera

References

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