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28 per cent of fans believe England will go all the way and win the World Cup in Qatar.
England reached the World Cup semi-finals in Russia, achieving the team's best display at the tournament since 1990 before succumbing to a narrow extra time defeat to Croatia. Last summer, at the Euros, the Three Lions got to their first final since 1966 only to lose in agonising fashion on penalties to Italy at Wembley.
But after years of underperforming, England's talent squad are now firmly among the favourites for the first ever winter World Cup.SPORTbible asked fans on Twitter to predict how far Gareth Southgate's side will go and the vast majority reckon quarter-finals or round of 16.24.7% went for the semi-final or final and 27.8% think it's going to be like 1966 over again, with England winning the World Cup for the second time.Finally, 15.
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