Persatuan Sepakbola Indonesia Banyumas, commonly known as Persibas Banyumas, or Persibas, is an Indonesian football team based in Purwokerto, Banyumas Regency, Central Java. They currently play in Liga 4.
History In 1950, ISB or Ikatan Sepakbola Banyumas was founded. In 1986, ISB changed by the Banyumas Government to be Persibas Banyumas. In 2014, they plays in 2014 Liga Nusantara and Promoted to 2015 Liga Indonesia Premier Division. In 2015–2016, All Indonesian League was canceled due to suspended by Ministry of Youth and Sports. In 2017, they plays in 2017 Liga 2 Indonesia. In 2018, they plays in 2018 Liga 3 Indonesia. In 2019, they plays in 2019 Liga 3 Central Java Zone. In 2023, they plays in 2023 Liga 3 Zona Central Java. However, he was disqualified by Asprov PSSI Central Java due to riots by Persibas supporters.
Players Current squad
Season-by-season records Season(s)League/DivisionTms.Pos.Piala Indonesia2010–11Second Division783rd, Third round–2011–12First Division663rd, First stage–2013First Division773rd, Second round–2014First Division733rd, Fourth round–Liga Nusantara163rd, Second round–2015Premier Divisionseason abandoned–2016ISC B536th, Group 3–2017Liga 2615th, Group 3–2018Liga 3323rd, First round–2019Liga 3323rd, First round–2020Liga 3season abandoned–2021–22Liga 364Eliminated in Provincial round–2022–23Liga 3season abandoned–2023–24Liga 380Disqualified in Provincial round–2024–252025–26Liga 464Eliminated in Provincial round–
Stadium Persibas plays their home matches in Satria Stadium in Purwokerto which seats 20,000 spectators.
Supporters Group supporters who are currently actively supporting Persibas Banyumas including Laskar Bombastik, Laskar Satria, Ultras Knight Rebel, and there are several other groups of supporters.
Rivalries The main and fierce rival of Persibas is Persibangga Purbalingga. Persibas also built up rivalries with PSCS Cilacap. The derby between the three is called the Derby Ngapak .
Notable former players Zee van Gaps (1980s-1990s) McGedy Buton (1980s-1990s) Waluyo (2003–2007) Ali Barkah (2015) Andesi Setyo Prabowo (2017)
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