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The England team might have made such a pathetically early exit from the World Cup that the engines of their jet weren’t cold before the pilot had to fire them up again but some people are still getting into the spirit of things. One such man is Chilean producer Bruno Borlone who’s reworked Ary Barroso’s inspired 1939 samba anthem Aquarelo Do Brazil inna breaks stylee just in time for Chile’s match tomorrow against Brazil in which, of course, there’s everything to play for following his country’s resounding victories over Australia and the once mighty Espana. Jumpers for goalposts! Isn’t it? Aren’t they? Cop it below and play it loud…