QATAR 2-2 OMAN

A second half brace from Hassan Ahmed Palang proved crucial for Qatar, who survived an early scare to seal a 2-2 draw and claim a ticket to Thailand 2020 ahead of Oman on goal difference.

The result leaves Oman on the brink of elimination from the qualification race, with their fate to confirmed at the conclusion of all of Tuesday's matches.

PALESTINE 0-2 BAHRAIN

Entering the match level on points and goal difference, both sides knew a win in the final match at Khalifa Sports City Stadium would guarantee progression to Thailand 2020, and a suitably hard-fought contest followed.

A tense first half brought plenty of action, but no goals, as both sides were denied by the woodwork, and Bahrain nearly forced a Mohamed Jassim Marhoon corner kick over the line three minutes into the second period.

IRAQ 0-0 IR IRAN

Iran entered their final Group F tie knowing a draw wouldn't be enough as they were trailing on goal difference after being tied on six points with Iraq.

However, Iraq gave the Central Asians no leverage as they the game to Iran at the Azadi Stadium.

UAE emerged as group winners, and sealed direct qualification to Thailand 2020, after a dramatic finale between two of West Asia's football heavyweights ended 1-1.

Goals to UAE's Zayed Al Ameri and Saudi Arabia's Saad Al Sululi meant the sides couldn't be separated on the night, with UAE's superior goal difference confirming their status as table-toppers.

While Saudi Arabia were unable to claim the win they needed to top the group, they did enough to secure the 16th and final place in the Finals, scraping in as the fourth-best runners-up ahead of Tajikistan.

VIETNAM 4-0 THAILAND

Vietnam finished top of Group K, while Thailand, who already have a place in the Finals, took second spot.

Thailand started the match strongly but it was Vietnam who were more threatening as they opened their account in the 17th minute through Ha Duc Chinh as the young Golden Dragons took a 1-0 lead into half-time.

Malaysia 2-2 China PR

China PR and Malaysia went into the match having won their earlier matches but it was the hosts, with 25,000 fans backing them, who held the upperhand in the opening minutes.

Hadi Fayyadh led the charge for Malaysia as he caused problems for China PR. The Fagiano Okayama forward made promising runs against the East Asians who were, however, quick to deal with the threat.

JAPAN 7-0 MYANMAR

The win gave Japan maximum points as they topped the Group I table while Myanmar settled for second.

The young Samurai Blue raced off the blocks and quickly settled into the game with two goals in 10 minutes from Daizen Maeda.

Japan could have made it three at the 15th minute mark but Maeda missed his effort from close range as Myanmar scrambled at the back.