JAKARTA. Apr 3 (AFP): The Indonesian football league final might be cancelled or played in a military stadium after fears of violence forced Jakarta police to overturn plans for it to be staged in the capital, reports said today.

"As the one responsible for the security of the capital. I have decided ... The final match will not be held in Jakarta," Jakarta police chief Nugroho Jayusman said, according to the Media Indonesia daily,

The match, pitting- the Surabaya team frbni East Java and the Semarang team from central Java, had beeh scheduled to be played at the Scnayan Sports Stadium in south Jakarta tomorrow.

About 3.000 special troops and police were to be on fluty for the championship finals after a series of violent incidents involving Indonesia's notoriously rowdy football fans.

At least seven supporters of the Semarang team were killed Thursday when they tired to evade security efforts to keep them away from the stadium shortly after their arrival here by train.

Six of the fans were hit by a train they tried to board while another was electrocuted by an electric train.

Violence also broke out between security forces and supporters of the Medan team from north Sumatra on Thursday when their team lost to Surabaya in the semifinals.

There have also been reports of violence by fans in and around the stadium during matches this week.

'The decision on the new location (for the finals) is entirely left to the Indonesian Football Association.' Jayusman said.