Australian-born striker Mitchell Baker was at the centre of an extraordinary finale as Indonesia booked their spot in the final of the FIFA ASEAN Cup final.<\/p>\n
Baker<\/a> scored five goals while Aussie-raised Macarthur FC attacker Luke Vickery<\/a> also found the back of the net for Indonesia, who defeated Bangladesh 9-2 in their final Group A fixture on Thursday to advance to the tournament decider on goal difference.<\/p>\n Indonesia led 6-1 at half-time but with Bangladesh scoring late and Malaysia winning 6-0, the world number 118 required two more goals in stoppage time to pip the latter to top spot and a place in the ASEAN Cup final.<\/p>\n John Herdman\u2019s Indonesia got the job done in wild stoppage-time scenes as Kevin Diks scored the country\u2019s eighth in the 96th minute before Melbourne-born Baker sealed the deal a minute later, sparking pandemonium.<\/p>\n Indonesia will now meet Thailand in the final on Monday, October 5.<\/p>\n \u201cI think it\u2019s the most crazy (game) I\u2019ve ever played in. But just reiterating what the coach said. The fans are amazing. They got us over the line,\u201d Baker said in a post-match press conference.<\/p>\n Indonesia head coach Herdman added: \u201cYesterday in training, we did a drill and I asked them, \u2018How many goals can we score in 30 seconds?\u2019.<\/p>\n \u201cThey said three. I said, \u2018No way,\u2019 but we scored three goals in 37 seconds. They believed it.\u201d<\/p>\n