Is it possible to train your mind to help you win?

It's safe to say England don't have the best record at penalty shoot-outs at major tournaments.

But England manager Roy Hodgson is enlisting off-field help at the Brazil World Cup to help players mentally prepare for high pressure moments.

Sports psychiatrist Dr Steve Peters, who has worked with Ronnie O'Sullivan and British Cycling in the past, is travelling to Brazil with the squad.

Speaking to Newsbeat's sports reporter Simon Mundie, he explains how he works with a team and if it's possible to mentally control how pressure affects us.

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