Indonesia, drawing 1–1 against South Korea, and in the end losing 0–2 to Bahrain, being at the bottom of the group. Last participation The last time The South Falcons took to the field was at the 1989 Peace and Friendship Cup tournament held in Kuwait, where in their group, they lost 0–2 to the Iran, also lost to Iraq but 2–6, and in the last one played by South Yemen, they won 1–0 against Guinea, being his top scorer in the tournament Mohammed Hussein, scoring the 3 goals that the South Yemeni team will score in the tournament. With the Yemeni unification in May 1990, the South Yemen team was dissolved, and its players migrated to the newly created Yemen, but it was the North Yemen which was considered the legitimate predecessor of the now Yemeni team. Competitive record FIFA World Cup record AFC Asian Cup record Asian Games Pan Arab Games Palestine Cup of Nations Coaches Results and head-to-head records Results Review Head to head records Key The list shown below shows the South Yemen national football team all-time international record against opposing nations. Player records World Football Elo Ratings References football team S Former national association football teams in Asia 1960s establishments in South Yemen National sports teams established in 1965