Brazil remain the favourites to win the 2010 World Cup following a 4-0 victory in Venezuela on Sunday.
A Robinho brace and strikes from Kaka and Adriano secured an emphatic win and ensured the Selecao regained second place behind Paraguay in the South American qualifying competition.
Following their success, Brazil remain best-priced at 5/1 with William Hill to lift the trophy in South Africa.
Several bookmakers are also offering the same price on Argentina after they finally ended their sequence of six draws by beating Uruguay 2-1 on Saturday.
However, the Albicelestes can still be backed at 11/2 with Coral.
England have been backed into 8/1 fourth favourites behind Spain with several betting firms following Saturday's 5-1 victory over Kazakhstan at Wembley, but Centrebet is still offering 12/1.
William Hill is also offering several specials for Three Lions fans, including 11/2 for Fabio Capello's men to win all ten World Cup qualifiers and 25/1 that England will remain undefeated on their way to lifting the trophy in 2010.
Brazil remain the favourites to win the 2010 World Cup following a 4-0 victory in Venezuela on Sunday.