England have been installed as second favourites to win the World Cup following their impressive 3-0 win over Denmark.
William Hill cut their odds from 11-2 to 4-1 while Coral shortened Sven-Goran Eriksson's odds to 7-2 from 5-1 after the comfortable victory in Niigata.
The victory over the Danes saw England clinch a quarter-final spot for the first time since Italia 90.
England's likely quarter-final opponents Brazil are tournament favourites, but they must beat Belgium on Monday to take their place in the last eight.
And bookies now offer 10-1 on England meeting old foes Germany in a repeat of the 1966 final on 30 June in Yokohama.
William Hill expect the betting turnover on the England-Denmark to match the record-breaking £12m staked on the England-Argentina game of 7 June.