Yemen flew out of the blocks to beat Sri Lanka 3-0, before Qatar defeated Turkmenistan 4-1, leaving both teams on six points after two matches, with Qatar ahead on goal difference.

While all is still to play for Group B’s top two, Sri Lanka and Turkmenistan remain winless, meaning their respective AFC U-19 Championship campaigns will end on Sunday.

This sets the stage for a cracking final round of matches on Sunday as the hopefuls strive to join Tajikistan - who qualified as Group C winners in October - in the 2020 Finals.

The 11 group winners and four best runners-up will join hosts Uzbekistan in the 2020 Finals.

Should Uzbekistan finish either top of Group F of the Qualifiers or are among the best four second-placed teams, the fifth best runners-up will qualify.

Group A of the Qualifiers - featuring Iraq, Oman, Palestine, Kuwait and Pakistan - will start on November 22.

Tajikistan are the early birds through, having qualified as Group C winners in October while Group G, which swung into action on Saturday, saw Matchday Three action.

Group A of the Qualifiers - featuring Iraq, Oman, Palestine, Kuwait and Pakistan - has been postponed with new dates to be announced in due course.

The 11 group winners and four best runners-up will join hosts Uzbekistan in the 2020 Finals.

Should Uzbekistan finish either top of Group F of the Qualifiers or are among the best four second-placed teams, the fifth best runners-up will qualify.

The results mean Iran will go into Sunday’s group finale in top spot, knowing a draw or better against UAE will be enough to win a group where three teams still remain in contention.

Iran have six points after two matches, while Kyrgyz Republic and UAE are on three apiece, with Nepal bottom of the table after two defeats.

Bahrain are now a step closer to reaching the Final and will only require a draw in their next game against Jordan, while Bangladesh secured their first point in Group K to lie third in the standings. They will face Bhutan in their final group fixture on Sunday.

A blistering start helped Saudi Arabia to an emphatic 4-0 win over India, while Uzbekistan faced a sterner test in their 2-0 success against Afghanistan.

Saudi Arabia and Uzbekistan will now meet on Sunday to decide which team will finish as group winners, while Afghanistan and India are now out of the qualification race.

Cambodia's win propelled them back into contention after having suffered a defeat on Matchday One while Malaysia recorded their third straight victory.