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Asian Cup: Who has qualified for the last 16?

Son Heung-min's South Korea will face Saudi Arabia in toughest and heavyweight last-16 clash at the Asian Cup with Thailand, Jordan, Bahrain and Indonesia also all going through at the end of the group phase.

South Korea were unconvincing once more as they conceded a 105th-minute equaliser in a madcap 3-3 draw with minnows Malaysia, already eliminated.

Bahrain topped the group after defeating a weakened Jordan 1-0 thanks to a first-half goal by Abdulla Yusuf Helal. Despite defeat Jordan went through as one of the best four third-placed finishers, as did Syria, Palestine and Indonesia.

In the other Group F match, Oman drew 1-1 with Kyrgyzstan and finish third. Both sides were eliminated, allowing Indonesia to squeeze through without playing on the day. It is their first time to reach the knockout phase in their history. The last 16 begins tomorrow.

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