Watch: Despair for India as late Bahrain penalty dumps them out

India suffered late heart-break on Monday after an injury-time penalty saw the cricket-mad nation lose 1-0 to Bahrain and be denied a historic spot in the Asian Cup knockout stages. Meanwhile hosts and India's Group A rivals United Arab Emirates cemented their place as group winners after a 1-1 draw with Thailand in Al Ain that also saw the Thais progress. India were moments away from reaching the knockout phase for the first time before Jamal Rashed scored a dramatic penalty to cruelly shattered their dreams and sneak Bahrain through. After the defeat, India's English coach Stephen Constantine announced he would step down after completing his second spell in charge. India stunned Thailand 4-1 in their opening game for their first Asian Cup win in more than 50 years but a 2-0 defeat by UAE made for a nervous encounter in Sharjah. Television showed cut-aways of India's substitutes biting their fingernails throughout the match, while Constantine prowled the touchline in dark suit and sunglasses barking instructions to his players. India were indebted to centre-back Sandesh Jhingan, who was being compared on Twitter to Liverpool's Virgil van Dijk by their legions of fans watching...