<p>"The last World Cup came close to producing a one billion pounds turnover but we have no doubt the 2010 tournament will smash through the barrier and go well beyond," said William Hill spokesman Graham Sharpe in a news release. <br /><br />"The excitement and interest surrounding the tournament is at an all-time high and it looks the most open World Cup for many years which will enhance the betting interest." <br /><br />England, drawn against United States, Slovenia and Algeria in Group C, are quoted at 5-1 to win the trophy for the first time since 1966.</p>
<p>"The last World Cup came close to producing a one billion pounds turnover but we have no doubt the 2010 tournament will smash through the barrier and go well beyond," said William Hill spokesman Graham Sharpe in a news release. <br /><br />"The excitement and interest surrounding the tournament is at an all-time high and it looks the most open World Cup for many years which will enhance the betting interest." <br /><br />England, drawn against United States, Slovenia and Algeria in Group C, are quoted at 5-1 to win the trophy for the first time since 1966.</p>