The West Asian Gulf Cup football tournament is in full swing! The past night was arguably the craziest night in Asian football. In the last round of Group B matches, a do-or-die battle for qualification, Saudi Arabia defeated Iraq 3-1, while Bahrain suffered a surprising 1-2 defeat at the hands of Yemen. The results shocked many fans. The match between Saudi Arabia and Iraq saw both teams with one win and one loss, accumulating 3 points each, ranking second and third respectively before the game. The winner of this match would secure a spot in the knockout stage. Both teams had previously lost to Bahrain, and their form was not particularly impressive. However, Iraq ranked higher than Saudi Arabia, leading many fans to believe that Iraq would emerge victorious. After all, Saudi Arabia's recent performance has indeed been lackluster. From the start of the game, Saudi Arabia displayed an all-out attacking mentality, while Iraq seemed slightly unprepared psychologically. Although Iraq was on the back foot, their defense held up well. The first half ended in a 0-0 draw. In the second half, Saudi Arabia took the initiative to strengthen their attack. They first scored from a penalty kick opportunity. However, they were quickly equalized by Iraq. It became clear that Saudi Arabia was well-prepared, as Hamdan scored twice within seven minutes. Ultimately, Saudi Arabia triumphed over Iraq 3-1, securing their qualification. In the other match, group leaders Bahrain faced off against bottom-placed Yemen. For Bahrain, they had already secured their place in the next round and were even guaranteed top…