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Championship (Indonesia)

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Not to be confused with EFL Championship.

Championship, officially known as the Pegadaian Championship for sponsorship reasons,[1] is the second-tier of the football competition system in Indonesia, organized by the I-League. The competition started in 2017 after PSSI changed the previous competition Liga Indonesia Premier Division (Indonesian: Divisi Utama Liga Indonesia).

Championship
Organising bodyI-League
Founded
  • 1994; 31 years ago (1994) (as Liga Indonesia First Division)
  • 2008; 17 years ago (2008) (as Liga Indonesia Premier Division in 2nd tier)
  • 2011; 14 years ago (2011) (as Liga Prima Indonesia Sportindo Premier Division) (Dualism of Competition)
  • 2016; 9 years ago (2016) (as ISC B) (Unofficial Competition)
  • 2017; 8 years ago (2017) (as Liga 2)
  • 2025; 0 years ago (2025) (as Championship)
CountryIndonesia
ConfederationAFC
Number of clubs20
Level on pyramid2
Promotion toSuper League
Relegation toLiga Nusantara
Domestic cup(s)Piala Indonesia
International cup(s)AFC Challenge League via domestic cup
Current championsPSIM Yogyakarta
1st Liga 2 title
2nd Second-tier title
(2024–25)
Most championshipsPersebaya Surabaya
(3 titles)
Broadcaster(s)
Sponsor(s)Pegadaian
WebsiteOfficial website
Current: 2025–26 Championship

Originally, the Premier Division was the top-tier division when it was first established in 1994 and only became the second tier in 2008 when its place in the top flight was replaced by the newly formed Indonesia Super League.[2] The competition is usually divided into several groups because of factors in terms of geography and number of participants.[3]

History

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Foundation

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The Premier Division was the first-tier in Liga Indonesia. The system stayed put until 2007.[4] In 2008, PSSI formed the Indonesia Super League (ISL), the first fully professional league in Indonesia, as the new top-tier of Indonesian football. The Premier Division was then being relegated to the second-tier.[4]

As a result of continuing conflict between PT Liga Indonesia (LI) and PT Liga Prima Indonesia Sportindo (LPIS), there were two different Liga Indonesia Premier Division being organized for 2011–12 and 2013 season, one for the Indonesia Super League and the other for Indonesian Premier League. Starting in the 2014 season Premier Division was organized again by PT Liga Indonesia after the dissolution of LPIS.

First name change

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In January 2017, PSSI renamed the competition from Premier Division to Liga 2 along with the change in the name of the league in the top division from Indonesia Super League to Liga 1.[2]

Liga 2 did not use the name of the main sponsor after the name change in 2017 season until Pegadaian, which operates in the financial sector became the main sponsor in the 2023–24 season and changed the name of the league to Pegadaian Liga 2.[5]

Second name change

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In June 2025, the competition was renamed from Liga 2 to the Championship along with the change in the name of the league in the top division from Liga 1 to the Super League.[6]

Competition format

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Here are some regulations that are planned to be implemented for the 2025–26 season.

Competition

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There will be 20 clubs in Championship, divided into two regions: East Region and West Region. Each region consists of 10 clubs based on geographical location and during the course of the season (from September to May), the teams play each other three times in a triple round-robin system (either once home and twice away or twice home and once away) for a total of 27 games.[7] Teams receive three points for a win, one point for a draw, and no points for a loss. Teams are ranked by total points, then head-to-head records, then goal difference, and then goals scored. If still equal, fair play points and then a drawing of lots decide the ranking.

Promotion and relegation

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The first-place teams from both the West and East regions will earn direct promotion to Super League, while the runners-up of each region will face each other in a promotion play-off to compete for one additional promotion spot.

The 10th-placed teams from both the West and East regions will be directly relegated to Liga Nusantara, while the 9th-placed teams from each region will compete in a relegation play-off to determine one more team to be relegated.[7]

Video Assistant Referee

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Video assistant referee (VAR) was introduced to Championship for the first time in the 2024–25 season during the final and promotion play-off matches.[8] The 2025–26 season is planned to see the full implementation of VAR for the first time.[9]

Teams

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Maps

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Locations of teams in the 2025–26 Championship.
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Locations of teams in the 2025–26 Championship from Java region.
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Current participating teams

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The following 20 clubs will compete in the Championship during 2025–26 season.

Team Location 2024–25 position Year joined Seasons in
CH 		First season in
D2 		Seasons in
D2 		Current spell in
D2 		Last spell in
top flight 		Former names Other leagues
Adhyaksa Tangerang 1st in RL Group I 2020 2 2024–25 2 2024– — — —
Barito Putera Banjarmasin 17th (Liga 1) 1994–95 1 2010–11 3 2025– 2013–2025 — —
Bekasi City Bekasi City 2nd in RL Group I 2014 6 2020[a] 6 2020– — [Note FBC] —
Deltras Sidoarjo 4th in CH Group X 1994–95 4 2009–10 7 2022– 2010–2012 — —
Garudayaksa Bekasi Regency 3rd in CH Group Y 2001 6 2020[b] 6 2020– — [Note GYK] —
Kendal Tornado Kendal 2nd (Liga Nusantara) 2018 1 2025–26 1 2025– — [Note TRD] —
Persekat Tegal 2nd in RL Group J 2006 6 2020 6 2020– — — —
Persela Lamongan 4th in CH Group Y 1994–95 4 2022–23 4 2022– 2008–2022 — —
Persiba Balikpapan Balikpapan 3rd (Liga Nusantara) 1994–95 7 2018 7 2025– 2008–2017 — —
Persikad Depok 1st (Liga Nusantara) 2019 3 2022–23[c] 3 2025– — [Note PKD] —
Persiku Kudus 1st in RL Group J 1994–95 2 2008–09 7 2024– — — —
Persipal Palu 2nd in RL Group K 2011 8 2018[d] 8 2018– — [Note PAL] —
Persipura Jayapura Relegation play-off winner 1994–95 4 2022–23 4 2022– 2008–2022 — —
Persiraja Banda Aceh 3rd in CH Group X 1994–95 7 2008–09 13 2022– 2020–2022 — [u 1]
PSIS Semarang 18th (Liga 1) 1994–95 2 2009–10 9 2025– 2018–2025 — [b 1][b 2][u 1]
PSMS Medan 1st in RL Group H 1994–95 8 2009–10 14 2019– 2018 — [b 2][u 1]
PSPS Pekanbaru Promotion play-off loser 1994–95 9 2008–09 13 2017– 2009–2013 — [u 1]
PSS Sleman 16th (Liga 1) 1994–95 3 2008–09 11 2025– 2019–2025 — [b 1][b 2][u 1]
Sriwijaya Palembang 2nd in RL Group H 2005 7 2019 7 2019– 2008–2018 — —
Sumsel United Palembang 1st in RL Group K 1994–95 2 2024–25[e] 2 2024– — [Note SML] —
Recently relegated from Super League
Recently promoted from Liga Nusantara
  • "Year joined" is the year the club joined the Liga Indonesia, including leagues that are divisionally below it and counted since 1994–95 season.
  • "First season in D2" and "Seasons in D2" counted since Premier Division dropped down to second-tier and also including of LPIS Premier Division during dualism era (2011–2013) and ISC B.
  • "Last spell in top flight" counted since foundation of Super League, including Indonesian Premier League during dualism era (2011–2013) and ISC A in 2016 season.
Notes
  1. ^ Include season as Putra Safin Group and AHHA PS Pati.
  2. ^ Include season as PSKC Cimahi.
  3. ^ Include season as Karo United, Sada Sumut and Sumut United.
  4. ^ Include season as Aceh United, Babel United and Muba Babel United.
  5. ^ Include season as Persikas Subang.
Former names
  1. ^
    Bekasi City (FBC): previously as Putra Ijen FC.
  2. ^
    Garudayaksa (GYK): previously as PSKC Cimahi.
  3. ^
    Kendal Tornado (TRD): previously as Tornado Pekanbaru.
  4. ^
    Persikad (PKD): previously as Karo United.
  5. ^
    Persipal (PAL): previously as Aceh United.
  6. ^
    Sumsel United (SML): previously as Persikas Subang.
Breakaway league
  1. ^ a b 2011–12 Premier Division (LPIS)
  2. ^ a b c 2013 Premier Division (LPIS)
Unofficial league
  1. ^ a b c d e 2016 ISC B

Former teams

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The following clubs competed in the Championship since 2017 season, but are not competing in the 2025–26 season.

Team Year joined Seasons in
CH 		Location First season in
D2 		Seasons in
D2 		Last spell in
CH 		Current league Former names Other leagues
757 Kepri Jaya 2008–09 1 Batam 2014[a] 4 2017 Liga 4 [Note 757] [u 1]
Badak Lampung 2010 2 Bandar Lampung 2010–11[b] 5 2020–2022 Defunct [Note BDL] —
Bandung United 2012 2 Bandung City 2018[c] 2 2018–2019 Liga 4 [Note BDU] —
Bhayangkara Presisi 2010 1 Bandar Lampung 2010–11[d] 4 2024–2025 Super League [Note BFC] —
Celebest 2000 1 Palu 2014[e] 4 2017 Liga 4 [Note CEL] [u 1]
Dejan 2022–23 1 Depok 2024–25 1 2024–2025 Liga Nusantara — —
Dewa United 2014 5 Serang 2014[f] 7 2017–2022 Super League [Note DWU] [u 1]
Gresik United 2006 3 Gresik 2008–09 8 2022–2025 Liga Nusantara — [b 1]
Hizbul Wathan 2017 4 Sidoarjo 2017[g] 4 2020–2022 Liga 4 [Note HIZ] —
Kalteng Putra 2001 4 Palangka Raya 2011–12 7 2020–2024 Liga 4 — [u 1]
Madiun Putra 2009–10 1 Madiun 2011–12 6 2017 N/A — [b 1][u 1]
Madura 2004 3 Sumenep 2013[h] 7 2017–2019 N/A [Note MDR] [u 1]
Malut United 2022 2 Ternate 2022–23[i] 2 2022–2024 Super League [Note MLT] —
Mitra Kukar 2003 3 Tenggarong 2008–09 6 2019–2022 Defunct — —
Nusantara United 2021 3 Boyolali 2022–23 3 2022–2025 Liga Nusantara [Note NUS] —
Persatu 2010–11 2 Tuban 2015 4 2019 N/A — [u 1]
Persbul 2009–10 1 Buol 2011–12 6 2017 N/A — [b 1][u 1]
Persebaya 1994–95 1 Surabaya 2008–09 2 2017 Super League — —
Perseka 2008–09 1 Kaimana 2013 3 2017 N/A — —
Persekam 2004 1 Malang 2010–11 7 2017 Liga 4 — [u 1]
Persekap 2004 1 Pasuruan 2013 5 2017 Liga 4 — [b 2][u 1]
Persepam 2004 1 Pamekasan 2011–12 4 2017 Liga 4 — [u 1]
Perserang 2011 7 Serang 2015 9 2017–2024 Liga Nusantara — [u 1]
Persewangi 1994–95 1 Banyuwangi 2011–12 6 2017 Liga 4 — [b 1][u 1]
Persewar 2005 6 Waropen 2019 6 2019–2025 Liga Nusantara — —
Persiba Bantul 2004 1 Bantul Regency 2015 3 2017 Liga Nusantara — [u 1]
Persibangga 2006 1 Purbalingga 2013 5 2017 N/A — [b 2][u 1]
Persibas 2004 1 Banyumas 2015 3 2017 N/A — [u 1]
Persibat 2004 3 Batang 2008–09 6 2017–2019 Liga 4 — [u 1]
Persibo 2000 1 Bojonegoro 2008–09 3 2024–2025 Liga Nusantara — —
Persida 2004 1 Sidoarjo 2014 4 2017 Liga 4 — [u 1]
Persigubin 2003 1 Bintang Mountains 2014 4 2017 Liga 4 — [u 1]
Persih 2005 1 Indragiri Hulu 2008–09 8 2017 N/A — —
Persijap 1994–95 5 Jepara 2015 8 2020–2025 Super League — [u 1]
Persik Kediri 1994–95 2 Kediri 2009–10 5 2019 Super League — [b 1][u 1]
Persik Kendal 2006 1 Kendal 2018 1 2018 Liga 4 — —
Persika 2014 2 Karawang 2014 4 2017–2018 Liga 4 — [b 2][u 1]
Persikab 1995 2 Bandung Regency 2008–09 8 2022–2024 Liga 4 — [b 1][b 2]
Persikabo 1973 2016 1 Bogor 2024–25 1 2024–2025 Liga Nusantara [Note PBO] —
Persikota 1994–95 1 Tangerang CIty 2008–09 5 2024–2025 Liga Nusantara — [b 1]
Persinga 2004 1 Ngawi 2014 4 2017 Liga 4 — [u 1]
Persip 2006 1 Pekalongan 2011–12 6 2017 Liga 4 — [u 1]
Persipa 1994–95 3 Pati 2022–23 3 2022–2025 Liga Nusantara — —
Persipon 2004 1 Pontianak 2013 4 2017 Liga 4 — [b 2]
Persipur 2002 1 Grobogan 2013 5 2017 Liga 4 — [u 1]
Persis 1994–95 5 Surakarta 2008–09 13 2017–2022 Super League — [b 1][b 2][u 1]
Persita 1994–95 3 Tangerang 2009–10 7 2017–2019 Liga 1 — [u 1]
Persiwa 1994–95 2 Jayawijaya 2014 4 2017–2018 Defunct — —
Perssu 2004 1 Sumenep 2015 3 2017 Liga 4 — [u 1]
PPSM 2004 1 Magelang 2009–10 8 2017 Liga 4 — [b 1][b 2][u 1]
PS Badung 2008–09 1 Badung 2015 2 2017 Liga 4 — —
PS Bengkulu 1994–95 1 Bengkulu 2010–11 7 2017 N/A — [b 1][u 1]
PS Cordova University 2009–10 1 West Sumbawa 2011–12[j] 6 2017 Liga 4 [Note COR] [u 1]
PS Lampung Sakti 2006 1 Bandar Lampung 2009–10[k] 7 2017 N/A [Note LSK] [b 1][b 2]
PS Mojokerto Putra 2001 2 Mojokerto 2009–10 9 2018 Liga 4 — [u 1]
PSBI 2004 1 Blitar 2009–10 8 2017 N/A — [b 1][b 2][u 1]
PSBK 2007 1 Blitar 2011–12 6 2017 Liga 4 — [u 1]
PSBL 1999–2000 1 Langsa 2011–12 6 2017 Liga 4 — [b 1][b 2][u 1]
PSBS 1994–95 7 Biak Numfor 2011 13 2017–2024 Super League — —
PSCS 1994–95 5 Cilacap 2010–11 14 2019–2024 Liga 4 — [b 1][u 1]
PSDS 1994–95 2 Deli Serdang 2008–09 5 2022–2024 Liga Nusantara — —
PSGC 1994–95 2 Ciamis 2008–09 5 2019 Liga Nusantara — [u 1]
PSIM 1994–95 8 Yogyakarta 2008–09 16 2017–2025 Super League — [u 1]
PSIR 1994–95 2 Rembang 2009–10 6 2017–2018 Liga 4 — [b 1][u 1]
RANS Nusantara 2013 6 Pasuruan 2015[l] 8 2024–2025 Liga Nusantara [Note RNS] [u 1]
Semen Padang 1994–95 5 Padang 2008–09 7 2020–2024 Super League — —
Sragen United 2014 1 Sragen 2015[m] 3 2017 N/A [Note SRU] [u 1]
Sulut United 2002 6 Manado 2008–09[n] 9 2019–2024 Liga 4 [Note SUL] —
Tiga Naga 2015 2 Pekanbaru 2020 2 2020–2022 Liga 4 — —
Yahukimo 1999–00 1 Yahukimo 2013 5 2017 N/A [Note YHK] [u 1]
Recently promoted to Super League
Recently relegated to Liga Nusantara


  • "Year joined" is the year the club joined the Liga Indonesia, including leagues that are divisionally below it and counted since 1994–95 season.
  • "First season in D2" and "Seasons in D2" counted since Premier Division dropped down to second-tier and also including of LPIS Premier Division during dualism era (2011–2013) and ISC B.
  • "Last spell in CH" counted since foundation of Liga 2.
Notes
  1. ^ Include season as Bintang Jaya Asahan.
  2. ^ Include season as Perseru Serui.
  3. ^ Include season as Blitar United.
  4. ^ Include season as Persebaya (DU/ISL) and Bhayangkara.
  5. ^ Include season as Villa 2000.
  6. ^ Include season as Martapura FC.
  7. ^ Include season as Semeru FC.
  8. ^ Include season as Persebo.
  9. ^ Include season as Putra Delta Sidoarjo.
  10. ^ Include season as PS West Sumbawa.
  11. ^ Include season as Persires Rengat, Persires Bali Devata, Persires Banjarnegara, Persires Cirebon, Persires Kuningan and Persires Sukoharjo.
  12. ^ Include season as Cilegon United and RANS Cilegon.
  13. ^ Include season as Laga FC.
  14. ^ Include season as Persikad and Bogor FC.
Former names
  1. ^
    757 Kepri Jaya (757): previously as Bintang Jaya Asahan.
  2. ^
    Badak Lampung (BDL): previously as Perseru Serui.
  3. ^
    Bandung United (BDU): previously as Blitar United.
  4. ^
    Bhayangkara Presisi (BFC): previously as Persikubar West Kutai.
  5. ^
    Celebest (CEL): previously as Villa 2000.
  6. ^
    Dewa United (DWU): previously as Martapura FC.
  7. ^
    Hizbul Wathan (HIZ): previously as Semeru FC.
  8. ^
    Madura (MDR): previously as Persebo.
  9. ^
    Malut United (MLT): previously as Putra Delta Sidoarjo.
  10. ^
    Nusantara United (NUS): previously as Mataram Utama.
  11. ^
    Persikabo 1973 (PBO): previously as PS TNI.
  12. ^
    PS Cordova University (COR): previously as PS West Sumbawa.
  13. ^
    PS Lampung Sakti (LSK): previously as Persires Rengat.
  14. ^
    RANS Nusantara (RNS): previously as Cilegon United.
  15. ^
    Sragen United (SRU): previously as Laga FC.
  16. ^
    Sulut United (SUL): previously as Persikad.
  17. ^
    Yahukimo (YHK): previously as Persekaba Badung.
Breakaway league
  1. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o 2011–12 Premier Division (LPIS)
  2. ^ a b c d e f g h i j 2013 Premier Division (LPIS)
Unofficial league
  1. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah ai aj ak al am an ao ap 2016 ISC B

Championship history

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See also: List of winners of the Liga 2 and predecessors
Season League name Champions Score Runners-up
2008–09 Divisi Utama Esia Persisam Putra Samarinda 1–0 Persema Malang
2009–10 Liga Joss Indonesia Persibo Bojonegoro 0–0 (a.e.t.)
(3–1 p) 		Deltras Sidoarjo
2010–11 Liga Ti-Phone Persiba Bantul 1–0 Persiraja Banda Aceh
2011–12 (LPIS) Divisi Utama Persepar Palangkaraya round robin Pro Duta
2011–12 (LI) Barito Putera 2–1 Persita Tanggerang
2013 (LPIS) PSS Sleman 2–1 Lampung FC
2013 (LI) Persebaya DU 2–0 Perseru Serui
2014 Pusamania Borneo 2–1 Persiwa Wamena
2015 Season abandoned due to FIFA suspension of Indonesia
2017 Liga 2 Persebaya Surabaya 3–2 (a.e.t.) PSMS Medan
2018 PSS Sleman 2–0 Semen Padang
2019 Persik Kediri 3–2 Persita Tangerang
2020 Season abandoned due to COVID-19 pandemic in Indonesia
2021 Persis Solo 2–1 RANS Cilegon
2022–23 Season abandoned after Kanjuruhan Stadium disaster
2023–24 Pegadaian Liga 2 PSBS Biak 6–0
(3–0 / 3–0) 		Semen Padang
2024–25 PSIM Yogyakarta 2–1 (a.e.t.) Bhayangkara Presisi
2025–26 Pegadaian Championship

Promotion history

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Season Champions Runners-up Third place Fourth place
2008–09 Persisam Samarinda Persema Malang PSPS Pekanbaru Persebaya Surabaya‡
2009–10 Persibo Bojonegoro Deltras Sidoarjo Semen Padang Persiram Raja Ampat†
2010–11 Persiba Bantul Persiraja Banda Aceh Mitra Kukar Persidafon Jayapura‡
2011–12 (LPIS) Persepar Palangkaraya Pro Duta Perseman Manokwari —
2011–12 (LI) Barito Putera Persita Tangerang Persepam Madura United PSIM Yogyakarta†
2013 (LI) Persebaya DU (Bhayangkara) Perseru Serui Persik Kediri Persikabo Bogor†
2014 Pusamania Borneo Persiwa Wamena — —
2017 Persebaya Surabaya PSMS Medan PSIS Semarang —
2018 PSS Sleman Semen Padang Kalteng Putra —
2019 Persik Kediri Persita Tangerang Persiraja Banda Aceh —
2021 Persis Solo RANS Cilegon Dewa United —
2023–24 PSBS Biak Semen Padang Malut United —
2024–25 PSIM Yogyakarta Bhayangkara Presisi Persijap Jepara —

* Bold designates the promoted club
† Lost the Promotion/relegation playoff
‡ Won the Promotion/relegation playoff and got promoted

Relegation history

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Season Relegated teams Total
2008–09
8
2011–12 (LPIS)
3
2013 (LI)
3
2014
15
2017
40
Season Relegated teams (points) Total
West region East region
2018 6
2019 6
Season Relegated teams Total
2021
4
2023–24
8
2024–25
9

Foreign players

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Liga 2's policy on foreign players has changed multiple times since its inception.

  • 2008–2009: 3 foreign players.
  • 2009–2010: 4 foreign players.
  • 2010–2012: 3 foreign players.
  • 2014 : 2 foreign players.[10]
  • 2015–2023 : No foreign players quota.[11]
  • 2023–2024: 2 foreign players including 1 Asian quota.[11]
  • 2024–present: 3 foreign players.[11]

Awards

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Best player

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Season Player Club
2008–09   Aldo Barreto Persisam Putra Samarinda
2009–10   Victor da Silva Persibo Bojonegoro
2010–11   Wahyu Wijiastanto Persiba Bantul
2011–12
(LPIS) 		  George Oyedepo Persepar Palangkaraya
2011–12
(LI) 		  Cristian Carrasco Persita Tangerang
2013
(LPIS) 		Not awarded
2013
(LI) 		  Jean Paul Boumsong Persebaya (DU)
2014   Sengbah Kennedy[12] Persiwa Wamena
2017   Irfan Jaya Persebaya Surabaya
2018   Ichsan Pratama PSS Sleman
2019   Taufiq Febriyanto Persik Kediri
2021   Rifal Lastori RANS Cilegon
2023–24   Alexsandro PSBS Biak
2024–25   Rafinha PSIM Yogyakarta

Top scorers

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Season Top scorer(s) Club(s) Goals
2008–09   Herman Dzumafo PSPS Pekanbaru 17
  Jean Paul Boumsong Persikad Depok
  Mardiansyah Persikabo Bogor
2009–10   Edward Junior Wilson Semen Padang 20
2010–11   Udo Fortune Persiba Bantul 34
2011–12
(LPIS) 		  Abel Cielo Perseman Manokwari 11
2011–12
(LI) 		  Sackie Teah Doe Barito Putera 18
2013
(LPIS) 		Not awarded
2013
(LI) 		  Jean Paul Boumsong Persebaya (DU) 18
  Oliver Makor Persik Kediri
2014   Yao Rudy Abblode Persiwa Wamena 17
2017   Rivaldi Bawuo Kalteng Putra 17
2018   Indra Setiawan PS Mojokerto Putra 29
2019   Sirvi Arfani Persita Tangerang 14
2021   Alberto Gonçalves Persis Solo 11
2023–24   Alexsandro PSBS Biak 19
2024–25   Ramai Rumakiek Persipura Jayapura 22

Title sponsors

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Period Sponsor(s) Brand Ref.
2008–2009 Esia Esia Divisi Utama
2009–2010 Extra Joss Liga Joss Indonesia
2010–2011 Ti-Phone Liga Ti-Phone
2012–2016 No sponsors Divisi Utama
2017–2023 Liga 2
2023–2025 Pegadaian Pegadaian Liga 2 [13]
2025–present Pegadaian Championship [1]

Broadcasting partner

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Broadcaster Year Ref.
tvOne 2013, 2017–2019 [14]
First Media and Big TV 2014 [15]
OrangeTV 2017–2018 [16]
iflix 2017–2018 [17]
Telkom Indonesia 2018–2022
Vidio 2018–present [18]
Nex Parabola 2019, 2021–present [18]
Kompas TV 2020 [19]
MNC Vision Networks 2020–2021, 2023–present [20]
Indosiar 2021–present [18]
Moji 2021–2022, 2024

See also

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References

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