England W. Cup Odds
Despite major injuries to its top players, England still has high expectations for the 2010 World Cup.
Bet 2010 FIFA World Cup
England World Cup History:
Number of Previous World Cup Appearances: 12
Last Appearance: 2006
Best Finish: Champions (1966)
All-Time World Cup Record: 25-13-17
Odds:
According to oddsmakers from online sports book Sportsbook.com,
England has been given 6/1 odds to win the World Cup.
Spain is the favorite coming in with odds of 4/1.
2010 World Cup Qualifying:
England qualified for the World Cup by winning UEFA Qualifying Group 6.
England went 9-1-0 to record 27 points and best five other teams. It scored 34 goals and allowed just six during the qualifying. The lone loss in the 10 games came at the hands of
Ukraine, 1-0.
Betting Analysis:
England is part of Group C in the World Cup along with
USA,
Algeria, and
Slovenia.
England opens play with the
United States in a game that should determine the group winner. Either way,
England should make the round of 16. Heading into the World Cup,
England is 6-2-1 in friendly play, losing to
Spain and
Brazil. Another big loss during friendly play was the loss of captain Rio Ferdinand to a knee injury. Soccer star David Beckham is also unable to play in the World Cup because of a leg injury. With the injuries and the poor results against teams like
Spain and
Brazil, we don’t see
England walking out with the World Cup this year.
2010 FIFA World Cup Odds – June 11-July 11 –
South Africa
Spain 4/1
Brazil 9/2
England 6/1
Argentina 13/2
Holland 10/1
Germany 14/1
Italy 14/1
France 20/1
Portugal 25/1
Serbia 50/1
Ivory Coast 50/1
Chile 66/1
USA 80/1
Ghana 100/1
Mexico 100/1
Paraguay 100/1
Cameroon 125/1
Denmark 125/1
Uruguay 150/1
Nigeria 150/1
Australia 150/1
South Africa 150/1
Greece 200/1
Switzerland 250/1
South Korea 250/1
Slovakia 400/1
Slovenia 500/1
Japan 600/1
Algeria 700/1
Honduras 1000/1
North Korea 2000/1
New Zealand 2500/1
Bet 2010 FIFA World Cup
Posted: 6/10/10 9:17PM ET