Glenn Hoddle is hoping England can replicate Saturday's success at Haydock Racecourse by winning the World Cup.
England play Iran on Monday afternoon in their opening match of the tournament and they've been backed to lift the trophy after six horses took part in a Betfair Race this weekend, which represented the elite sides competing in Qatar.
In the Betfair race, jockey Bryony Frost won the race for England, defeating France by a length in the closing stages.
