Get ready for an exciting encounter on 2025-06-10 as Japan takes on Indonesia in a crucial World Cup qualifying fixture. Whether you’re a die-hard fan or a casual viewer, this match promises plenty of drama and quality football action.
The kick-off is set for 12:35 CEST in Italy, Germany and France, 12:35 CEST in Spain, and 11:35 BST in the UK. Make sure you’ve got your device charged and your snacks ready to catch every moment live.
You can stream the game on your mobile, tablet or desktop – all you need is a funded account or to have placed a bet in the last 24 hours to qualify. This match is 18+ only.
Pre-match overview
The first round of Asian qualifying for the 2026 World Cup kicks off with Japan looking to assert their dominance. Historically consistent in front of goal, Japan averages over two goals per game in recent qualifiers, while conceding fewer than one. Indonesia, meanwhile, has shown resilience and may look to exploit quick transitions.
Statistical indicators such as clean sheet frequency and expected goal metrics suggest Japan will control possession and territory, forcing Indonesia into defensive positions. However, Indonesia’s counter-attacking threat should not be underestimated, especially on the break and set-pieces.
Where to watch streaming and TV
You won’t miss a kick thanks to a variety of broadcast partners across Europe. Live coverage is available on both TV and streaming platforms, ensuring flexibility whether you’re at home or on the go. Check out the specific providers below to find the one that suits you best.
Remember, streaming may require a subscription or streaming package, but many services offer free trials or pay-per-view options for this fixture. Be sure to log in a few minutes before kick-off to secure the best quality feed.
Italy: DAZN
Germany: Sky Sport and DAZN
France: beIN Sports
Spain: Movistar+ Deportes
UK: Sky Sports and ITV
Forecast
The forecast for this clash points to a commanding performance from Japan, who are expected to dominate possession and create numerous chances. Look for Japan to potentially find the net multiple times, with a high probability of keeping a clean sheet.
Indonesia will likely focus on organization at the back and look for opportunities on the counter-attack or from set-pieces. While an upset is never out of the question, Japan go into this match as strong favorites to secure all three points.
