jpnn.com – The PSSI Disciplinary Committee (Komdis) has once again imposed sanctions on Persib Bandung, a direct consequence of unruly behavior by a segment of their supporters during an away match against Bali United FC. The incident, which led to these penalties, occurred on November 1, 2025, at the Kapten I Wayan Dipta Stadium in Gianyar.
Following a Komdis hearing held on November 6, 2025, Persib was ordered to pay a cumulative fine totaling Rp 115 million for three distinct violations. All penalties are directly attributable to the conduct of Persib supporters during the aforementioned game.
The first infraction involved the presence of away team supporters, specifically Persib fans, in a designated sterile area of the stadium—an zone explicitly intended to be free from visiting club supporters. For this breach, ‘Maung Bandung’ (Persib’s nickname) was handed a fine of Rp 25 million. The Komdis decision, as cited by JPNN on Friday, November 14, 2025, and published on the PSSI website, explicitly stated: “Type of violation: the presence of Persib Bandung supporters as visiting club supporters in the match.”
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Subsequently, the second violation stemmed from the ignition of flares at multiple points within the stadium’s stands.
Komdis reported the activation of two flares in the South Tribune, with one dangerously thrown onto the field area directly below the South Tribune. Additionally, another flare was ignited in the South Wing Tribune. These disruptive actions by Persib Bandung spectators resulted in a substantial fine of Rp 60 million. The official Komdis PSSI statement detailed the infraction: “Type of violation: ignition of 2 flares in the South Tribune, 1 flare entering the field area below the South Tribune, and 1 flare in the South Wing Tribune, carried out by Persib Bandung spectators.”
The Komdis report further highlighted a third incident: the throwing of bottled water containers from the South Tribune onto the field, also attributed to unruly Persib supporters.
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This act of disorder led to an additional fine of Rp 30 million imposed on the Bandung-based club. The Komdis ruling explicitly stated: “Type of violation: throwing of bottled water containers in the South Tribune by Persib Bandung spectators.”
Despite securing a victory against Bali United in the match, these recurring off-field incidents present a grave concern for Persib’s management and its loyal fanbase, the Bobotoh. This is not the first instance Persib has faced disciplinary action due to supporter misconduct in the 2025/26 season, underscoring a persistent challenge. (mcr27/jpnn)
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Summary
The PSSI Disciplinary Committee (Komdis) has fined Persib Bandung a total of Rp 115 million due to the unruly actions of their supporters. These incidents occurred during an away match against Bali United FC on November 1, 2025, at Kapten I Wayan Dipta Stadium. The sanctions, decided on November 6, 2025, cover three distinct violations by Persib fans.
The first violation involved Persib fans being present in a sterile area, incurring a Rp 25 million fine. Additionally, the ignition of multiple flares, including one thrown onto the field, resulted in a Rp 60 million penalty. A further Rp 30 million fine was imposed for supporters throwing bottled water containers onto the field. This marks a recurring issue for Persib regarding fan misconduct in the 2025/26 season.
