England odds cut – public getting behind Gareth’s boys

England’s fans are are starting to believe they could come back from Russia with more than just dented pride, and Bookmakers are beginning to fear Gareth Southgate’s boys.

England were only just in the top-ten fancies at the start of the tournament, but now after the first round of results – The Three Lions are generating lots of interest after their 2-1 win over Tunisia.

Having been as long as 18/1 at the start of the tournament, they are now into 10/1 only behind Brazil, Spain, France, Germany and Belgium – the only other fancied team to have won their first game.

“Bookmakers are starting to fear an England World Cup win, we are told that across the industry they are by far the biggest liability,” said OddsMonkey spokesman Peter Watton.

“England are almost into single figures, and the fact they played well against Tunisia and Panama – has seen more patriotic spirit come out, and the punters are seriously backing England.

Selected World Cup odds:
4/1 Brazil
9/2 Spain
15/2 France
8/1 Germany
8/1 Belgium
10/1 England
12/1 Argentina
18/1 Portugal
20-1 Uruguay
22-1 Croatia