Gareth Southgate: England will have to be close to perfect to win World Cup
Gareth Southgate heads into Friday’s World Cup draw believing England can win the tournament – but admits they will have to be “close to perfect” to triumph in Qatar.
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Gareth Southgate heads into Friday’s World Cup draw believing England can win the tournament – but admits they will have to be “close to perfect” to triumph in Qatar.
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The world’s best players are set to be airdropped into the Middle East just eight days before the World Cup gets underway. What could possibly go wrong? England arrive with the unusual feeling of quiet optimism, having transformed into genuine contenders under Gareth Southgate. Not that they will actually win it.
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England will learn their fate on Friday when the draw for the 2022 World Cup group stages is conducted. The Three Lions secured their place in Qatar with ease after remaining unbeaten during their qualification campaign.