For soccer night owls, there’s good news. For the rest of the month of January, there will be plenty of live soccer in the middle of the night as Australia hosts the 2015 AFC Asian Cup. The 2014 WorldCup was a disaster for the Asian representatives Australia, Japan, Iran and South Korea — three points, all from ties, in 12 games — and the Asian Cup will be a chance for them to begin therebuilding process.

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