Bangladesh scored twice in the final four minutes to beat Oman 5-3 for the fourth in pool B.

Then the game spiraled out of control in the final stages as players confront each other, with the final whistle heralding an attack on both the opposition and the umpires by a number of Omani players.

Security officials rushed from all corners of the ground to pull players apart while a Bangladeshi player had to be stretched off.

"We played well today at the same level as the Bangladesh team. I think the attack was all due to the pressure of the game," said Omani player Khalid Said Al Nofli.

Oman's coach Mohy Zaghloul attributed the conflict to pressure and unjust judgments of umpires.

"We played well, we are happy that we were on the same level as Bangladesh. It's all because of the pressure. The players were nervous and the referees didn't do their job well. They were supporting the Bangladesh team," said Zaghloul.