Despite being backed by their fans, Indonesia found Kyrgyz Republic hard to break despite dominating possession.

Kyrgyz Republic, on the other hand, had to rely on counter attacks but neither side could find a way through in the first half.

Indonesia continued to dictate terms in the second half and their patience finally paid off in the 66th minute with forward Isa Guusje Warps finally finding a way past the resolute Kyrgyz Republic defence.

Indonesia will aim for another win when they play Pakistan on Wednesday with Kyrgyz Republic needing victory against Chinese Taipei to keep their campaign alive.