fbpx
Connect with us

News

Organisers Play Malaysia’s National Anthem For The Indonesian Football Team During World Cup Qualifiers

Published

6 Wob 006
Source: Twitter

Follow us on Facebook, Youtube, Twitter, and Instagram for the latest stories and updates daily.

National anthems are a hard thing to get right for any sport organisers as some of them aren’t fully aware of what they sound like.

As instances of incorrect anthems have stunned the sporting world in the past, imagine what athletes have to go through when standing proud, straight faced and ready, the wrong song plays.

This was what the Indonesian national football team had to go through when organiser mistakenly played ‘Negaraku’ instead of ‘Indonesia Raya’.

In the video, as the announcer announced the playing of the national anthem, it all went south as a familiar tune to Malaysian ears began playing.

Realising the mistake, players and fans alike began shouting “This is not Indonesian” and asked organisers to change the song.

6 Wob 001 1

6 Wob 002

Apparently oblivious to the Malaysia-Indonesia football rivalry, netizens from Malaysia and Indonesia commenting on the tweet gave hilarious responses on the matter.

6 Wob 003

“211 countries make up FIFA, and they had to settle for that one song.”

6 Wob 004

“They probably wrongly renamed the file.”

For whatever the reason, organisers were quick to rectify the mistake and changed the anthem to play ‘Indonesia Raya’.

 

Also read: M’sian Bakery Hilariously Writes Customer’s Full “Happy Birthday” Instructions On Cake

6 Wob 005

Source: Twitter
Source: Twitter
Source: Twitter

Follow us on Facebook, Youtube, Twitter, and Instagram for the latest stories and updates daily.



Just In

Fake Kidnap To Skip Class Fake Kidnap To Skip Class
News15 hours ago

M’sian Teen in Sabah Caught Faking Her Own Kidnapping to Avoid Going to Class

We’ve all had that subject in school that we dreaded going to while still studying. However, this 13-year-old girl decided...

Collage Collage
News16 hours ago

PN Says They Will NOT Close Down Vernacular Schools, Dr Akmal Argues it’s PN’s Attempt to Get Votes

The debate about vernacular schools is still ongoing, but Perikatan Nasional recently clarified that, according to its member Wan Ahmad...

No Palm Oil Ice Cream Fine No Palm Oil Ice Cream Fine
News17 hours ago

Minister of Plantations: Fine of Up To RM250,000 For Traders Discriminating Palm Oil Products

Palm oil is one of our country’s products, and internationally, there have been many claims by different parties that it...

Collage 12 Collage 12
News1 day ago

“It’s against principles of Islamic justice” – Perak Mufti Tells M’sians to Stop Boycotting KK Mart

KK Mart is still facing the wrath of boycott movements following the Allah socks issue. Is it time we put...

My Post 1 2024 05 03T164055.030 My Post 1 2024 05 03T164055.030
News1 day ago

M’sians are Questioning How Microsoft’s RM10.5Bil Investment Will Bring 300k Job Opportunities

It was recently announced that Microsoft will invest RM10.5 billion to build cloud and AI infrastructures in Malaysia over the...

My Post 2 50 My Post 2 50
News1 day ago

Perak Market Fish Vendor Admits to Peeing at His Stall in Front of Customers, Says He’s Short Staffed

While wet markets have always been, well, wet and a little dirty, no one would expect there to be human...

Feat Image Media Feat Image Media
News2 days ago

M’sia Falls 34 Spots in World Press Freedom Index 2024 Due to Alleged Govt ‘Censorship’ of Criticism

Malaysia is no longer the highest-ranked Southeast Asian nation in the World Press Freedom Index 2024, the latest edition of...

Feat Image Hotline Jakim Feat Image Hotline Jakim
News2 days ago

JAKIM Sets Up 24-Hour Special Hotline for M’sians to Channel Complaints About Insults to Islam

The Department of Islamic Development Malaysia (JAKIM) has launched a special 24-hour hotline for the public to channel complaints regarding...

Announcement

Latest Videos



TRENDING TODAY