Saudi Arabia beats the United Arab Emirates 2-0 in the Arabian Gulf Cup final, ending a 22-year wait for the trophy. The goals come in the first half, with Hammam Al-Hammami scoring in the 11th minute and Firas (Feras) al-Buraikan/Al Brikan adding the second two minutes later.

Reports describe the victory as Saudi’s fourth Gulf Cup title, their first since 2004. One outlet frames the result as preparation for the upcoming Asian Cup, noting that the win serves as a warm-up for the next tournament. Other sources focus on the long gap between titles and the significance of the final score against the UAE, with no material differences in the match outcome or goal timings.