2010 WORLD CUP WINNER ODDS SHOW BRAZIL NOW TOURNAMENT FAVOURITES

Popular UK bookmaker Ladbrokes is one of the bookies who have removed Spain from their position as betting favourites for the 2010 World Cup. Spain are lenghthening out from 5.0 to 6.0 with Brazil being shortened from 6.0 to 5.0 with the UK-based bookie. 

This news won't really come as a huge surprise to a number of people who actually watched the match as Spain seemingly rolled back the years to produce another ridiculously underwhelming performance against mediocre, but effective, opposition. 
Brazil are trading at a 5.0 price with Argentina and Spain co-second favourites with a 6.0 price tag. Germany are, unsurprisingly, the fourth favourites and you'll find them trading at 8.0 alongside England and Holland. Personally, I think England are underpriced and are likely listed that short to offset volume. England should be trading at 10.0 at least before I'd advise backing them at this point. 
Italy are listed at 17.0 while France are listed at 29.0 and Portugal trade at 34.0. The Ivory Coast have shortened in price from 67.0 to 51.0 and Chile have also taken a drop in price to 51.0. 
Ghana can be backed at 67.0 alongside the USA. 
South Korea and Paraguay are both available at 81.0 while Uruguay is listed at 101.0. South Africa and Serbia are both priced at 151.0 with Nigeria and Denmark available at 176.0. 
Cameroon, Japan and today's big story Switzerland are all priced at 201.0 to win the 2010 World Cup. Slovenia are the only team at 251.0 while Greece, Australia and Slovakia can all be backed at 501.0. 
North Korea's odds to win the 2010 World Cup are at 2001.0 next to New Zealand. Honduras and Algeria trade at 3501.0.