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Brazil�s coach Dunga has warned England that they must learn how to dribble if they are to stand any chance of winning the World Cup next summer. Fabio Capello�s men slumped to a 1-0 friendly defeat to the Selecao in Doha yesterday but were outplayed for long periods in a match that also saw Brazil miss a penalty and hit the post. Although the Three Lions were missing several key players such as Frank Lampard, Steven Gerrard, John Terry and Rio Ferdinand, Dunga has admitted it is their style of play that needs to change if they are to improve. �If they couldn't get past us they will have to learn to dribble then," he is quoted by the Press Association as saying. "But they got 11 men behind the ball themselves, so they know what it is like." The 46-year-old did, however, acknowledge that England had changed under manager Fabio Capello and claimed that they now had much more to their game. �They have changed," he added. "They are still an aggressive team but they have other qualities as well."