LFC.TV World Cup poll results

15th Jun 2010 - Latest News

A majority of Liverpool fans think Spain and not England will prevail in South Africa this summer, according to our online poll.

Almost half of Kopites reckon Fernando Torres and co will follow their Euro 2008 triumph with a World Cup conquest.

England are the second most fancied team with 19 per cent, followed by Argentina with nine per cent.

We also asked fans which TV channel's coverage they are likely to prefer, who they're tipping for the Golden Boot, how far they think England will get and which World Cup is their all-time favourite.

Here are all the results of our World Cup polls:

Who is going to win the World Cup?

Spain - 49 per cent
England - 19 per cent
Argentina - 9 per cent
Brazil - 7 per cent
Netherlands - 3 per cent
Germany - 2 per cent
Algeria - 2 per cent
Italy - 2 per cent
Denmark - 1 per cent
Australia - 1 per cent

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Which TV channel's coverage are you likely to enjoy the most?

BBC - 59 per cent
Eurosport - 21 per cent
ITV - 20 per cent

Who will win the Golden Boot?

Torres - 47 per cent
Villa - 17 per cent
Messi - 13 per cent
Rooney - 7 per cent
Gerrard - 4 per cent
Fabiano - 3 per cent
van Persie - 2 per cent
Drogba - 1 per cent
Tevez - 1 per cent
Higuain - 1 per cent

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How far will England get?

Semi-finals - 36 per cent
Quarter-finals - 22 per cent
Final - 18 per cent
Winners - 14 per cent
Last 16 - 6 per cent
First round - 3 per cent

Which is your favourite World Cup ever?

1966 - 21 per cent
1990 - 13 per cent
1998 - 13 per cent
2006 - 13 per cent
2002 - 11 per cent
1986 - 5 per cent

Author: Jimmy Rice
Tagged: england , polls , spain , world cup



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1998 is my favorite world cup
Brighe
11th Jun 2010 11:42
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