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The Western Sydney Wanderers are confident they can become the first Australian side to win the Asian Champions League when they face Al Hilal in the second leg of the tournament decider on Saturday.

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The Western Sydney Wanderers are confident of causing an upset in the deciding leg of the Asian Champions League Final.

A win against Al Hilal on Saturday will see them become the first Australian side to take the title.

Manager Tony Popovic says his players have a lot of belief heading into the tie.

SOUNDBITE (English) Tony Popovic, Western Sydney Wanderers manager:

"We're in the final two in Asia, so I don't need to give them any special motivation. They're motivated enough, they're not here for a holiday, they're here to win a final... and we're ready."

Tomi Juric netted the only goal in last weekend's first leg in Sydney to give the tournament newcomers a surprise 1-0 win over the two-time Asian champions.

SOUNDBITE (English) Tony Popovic, Western Sydney Wanderers manager:

"If you classify luck making the final, then we're lucky. If you classify winning one-zero at home in a final, then we're lucky. So I'll leave that to your interpretation."

The Wanderers have put together a remarkable run to reach the final.

Captain Nikolai Topor-Stanley.

SOUNDBITE (English) Nikolai Topor-Stanley, Western Sydney Wanderers captain:

"There's always going to be pressure, and we're up to that. We're prepared to face a very good team and we know what we're up against. But we're confident in our own ability."

The Wanderers need only a draw to take the title.

Al Hilal are unbeaten at their home ground this season and will be boosted by the return of striker Yasser Al Qahtani.