FOOTBALL club bosses have backed England to beat Brazil in the World Cup quarter-finals tomorrow.

Ian Britton and Tim Langford are both confident Sven-Goran Eriksson's men can progress.

Kidderminster Harriers manager Britton declared: "England will win though I think it might go to extra-time.

"It's such a wide open tournament and teams like South Korea have some very good players.

"If we beat Brazil, we have a great chance of winning the competition as long as the team avoid complacency."

And Stourport Swifts boss Langford said: "We've got a good chance and I believe we're better than Brazil.

"But it's no good us beating them and then losing to Senegal or Turkey. The competition's been upset after upset."