Trio can generate bonanza for FFA A-League chief Damien de Bohun talks to media during a press conference. (Photo by Morne de Klerk/Getty Images) Source: Getty Images FOOTBALL Federation Australia is set for a finals bonanza if Western Sydney, Melbourne Victory or Brisbane Roar hosts the grand final. Despite a shortened finals series, FFA could pocket at least $500,000 more than last season with the sudden-death format spiking interest. But Sydney FC's absence has cost the governing body at least $500,000, while the unavailability of ANZ Stadium and Etihad Stadium (should Victory host the grand final) has deprived it of another tidy payday. The Herald Sun can reveal tonight's match will be beamed live into China for the first time. Chinese TV networks Guandong Sports TV and Euro Sports Pay TV will show all five finals live to a potential audience of 32 million, confirming the A-League's global appeal. Western Sydney's final next week is all but sold out, with just 1700 tickets remaining for travelling Adelaide or Brisbane fans. While last season's finals series had two extra games, Victory and Sydney FC were missing, while Central Coast's two home games in Gosford drew crowds of just 9846 and 7572. Central Coast hosting the final would be a worst-case scenario for FFA, as it would mean both Western Sydney and Victory miss out. A-League chief Damien de Bohun said initial budgets for the finals were likely to be exceeded. The grand final is obviously the biggest fixture. There's a few really big teams still involved so if it played out that way, and the biggest teams made it, it could be that big," de Bohun said. A lot of it depends who's in the final. Having had Suncorp Stadium sold out at 50,000 two years in a row makes a big difference.