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Video: UAE Wins Gulf Cup

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Good times in the UAE, as the country beats Iraq to take the Gulf Cup in 2013.

Esmail Al Hammadi scored the winning goal in the second half of extra-time to hand the UAE a historic second Gulf Cup title in six years.

The final score was UAE 2- Iraq 1 at Bahrain’s National Stadium in Manama.

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