Dyer: We'll win World Cup if we beat Brazil

Kieron Dyer is confident England will win the World Cup if they overcome Brazil in tomorrow’s quarter-final clash in Shizuoka.

Thu, 20 Jun, 2002 - 07:19

Kieron Dyer is confident England will win the World Cup if they overcome Brazil in tomorrow’s quarter-final clash in Shizuoka.

The Newcastle midfielder believes it is an ideal time to play the Brazilians as they are not the force they once were despite having the skills of Ronaldo and Rivaldo.

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