Jordan-Indonesia friendly cancelled as Australian players seek to move Amman match

Jordan's football federation has cancelled a friendly against Indonesia over security concerns, while Australian players are pressing to reschedule their match in Amman.

• The Jordanian Football Association announced late on Thursday that next Friday's friendly against Indonesia was cancelled at the Indonesian federation's request.
• An Indonesian federation official told Reuters the match was called off primarily for security reasons, citing the regional situation and the players' state of mind.
• The Jordanian federation said the friendly against Australia on 17 November at Amman International Stadium will go ahead as scheduled.
• Professional Footballers Australia chief executive Beau Busch said players had overwhelmingly expressed the view that the Jordan match should be rescheduled or relocated.