With Iraq holding a 2-1 lead and looking destined to move into the last eight, Jordan's Yazan Al-Arab equalised in the 95th minute before Nizar Al-Rashdan scored two minutes later with a glorious long-range effort to break Iraqi hearts.
Jordan went ahead on the stroke of half-time when Yazan Al-Naimat pounced on a sloppy pass and raced past the defence.
The 24-year-old chipped the ball over goalkeeper Jalal Hassan to score before celebrating with his teammates by sitting on the turf and pretending to eat a meal.
Iraq struck back in the 68th when Saad Natiq headed home from a corner, before Hussein scored eight minutes later when he controlled a cross and fired into the bottom corner.
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