Australia will be looking to capitalize on what they see as a divided country behind the Japan national team, who host the Socceroos in a mouth-watering World Cup qualifier on Thursday.Group B leaders Japan can qualify automatically for next year's World Cup in Russia with victory over Australia, currently third, one point behind Vahid Halilhodzic's men.But if Japan fail to win before a sellout crowd at Saitama Stadium, their qualification hopes will hinge on their final group game on Sept. 5 against second-place Saudi Arabia in Jeddah -- and reportedly, it could be under a new coach. Austr…READ FULL ARTICLE
