Jens Raven Shines Bright with Record-Breaking Performance in Indonesia U-23’s 8-0 Victory Over Brunei
Indonesia U-23 kicked off their 2025 AFF U-23 Championship campaign in emphatic fashion, securing a dominant 8-0 win over Brunei Darussalam. Under the guidance of coach Gerald Vanenburg, the team demonstrated superior tactics and overwhelming offensive power in their opening Group A match, signaling their strong intention to dominate the group and aim for the title.
Among the standout players, Jens Raven emerged as the undisputed star of the match. The young striker played a pivotal role in Indonesia’s triumph, delivering a stunning individual performance that stole the spotlight and overwhelmed Brunei’s defense. His relentless movement and clinical execution in front of goal left little chance for the opposition to respond.
Raven made history by scoring six of Indonesia's eight goals, achieving a rare double hat-trick—something never seen before in the AFF U-23 Championship. His exceptional display of athleticism, precision, and awareness on the pitch set a new standard for forward play in the tournament and underscored his growing reputation as a rising star.
His ability to combine physical strength with intelligent positioning and lethal finishing made him nearly impossible to contain throughout the match. This extraordinary performance not only secured him the man of the match title but also positioned him as a key figure in Indonesia’s quest for regional glory.
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