Western Sydney Wanderers won the AFC Champions League

Australia will launch their attempt to reach new heights in football by toppling champions Japan and winning their first AFC Asian Cup when they kick off the tournament on Friday. It is also your happiness, then having some FIFA 15 coins to play in FIFA 15 to get excitment.

A sell-out crowd is expected at the 30,000-capacity Melbourne Rectangular Stadium as Ange Postecoglou’s men take on Kuwait on day one of the 16-nation extravaganza. An eventual victory for Australia would put the country on top at both club and international level after Western Sydney Wanderers won the AFC Champions League in November.

And it would provide a further boost for football among the Australian public, which traditionally prefers the rugby codes, Australian Rules football and cricket.

Four-time winners Japan are one of their main rivals, despite a match-fixing case swirling around their coach, and Carlos Queiroz’s Iran also look like top contenders. Korea Republic are looking to end a 55-year title drought, but the draw has been unkind to 2011 semi-finalists Uzbekistan who are likely to face the Koreans or Australia if they reach the quarter-finals.