
Gulf Cup
Both sides finished on seven points, with UAE taking first place on goal difference to set up a semi-final against Oman, while Qatar will face Group A winners Saudi Arabia.
Yemen, meanwhile, ended their campaign on a high with an emphatic 5-2 victory over defending champions Bahrain.
Yemen, meanwhile, ended their campaign on a high with an emphatic 5-2 victory over defending champions Bahrain.

UAE 1-1 Qatar
With both teams having already secured their places in the semi-finals, the encounter at King Abdullah Sports City Stadium was a battle to determine the Group B winners.
Qatar struck first in the 33rd minute when Jassem Gaber's delivery from the right was met by Almoez Ali, who steered the ball past UAE goalkeeper Khalid Eisa.
UAE responded in first-half stoppage time, Ali Saleh controlling the ball before drilling a low effort past Mahmoud Abunada to draw his side level.

The second half saw UAE continue to threaten, with substitute Guilherme Bala providing added impetus after his introduction, but neither side could find a winner as the points were shared.
The result was enough for UAE to finish ahead of Qatar on goal difference, having won their opening two matches against Yemen and Bahrain without conceding.
Bahrain 2-5 Yemen
Yemen produced a stunning first-half comeback to end their campaign with their first victory of the tournament and only their second win in Gulf Cup history.
Bahrain took an early lead through Ali Humood Al Dosari, but Yemen hit back in the 18th minute through Nasser Al-Gahwashi before Abdulwasea Al Matari put them ahead in the 31st.
Rami Al Wasmani made it 3-1 five minutes before the interval before Adel Abbas Qasem added a fourth in the 44th minute to give Yemen a commanding advantage at the break.

Ali Madan pulled one back for Bahrain in the second half, but Al Wasmani struck again in stoppage time to complete his brace and seal a memorable 5-2 victory.
Yemen finished third in the group on three points, while defending champions Bahrain ended their campaign without a point.
Photos: Saudi Arabian Football Federation