Reigning world and European champions Spain have retained
their first place in the latest Fifa Ranking. Vicente Del Bosque's men have consolided the top
spot despite their 1-1 draw with France, while Argentina have leapfrogged
Portugal to climb to third in the standings.Lionel Messi and his team-mates recorded victories
over Uruguay (who fell out of the top 10) and Chile in the past month to win
one position.
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Germany have held on to their second place despite their
disappointing results of late. Italy complete the top five as they rise three
positions following wins against Armenia and Denmark.
England (sixth) and Netherlands (seventh) both dropped one position, while Colombia (one up), Russia (three up) and Croatia (one up) all find themselves in the top 10 as well.
Brazil, who are set to host the 2014 World Cup, sit 13th in the standings after friendly wins over Japan and Iraq.
England (sixth) and Netherlands (seventh) both dropped one position, while Colombia (one up), Russia (three up) and Croatia (one up) all find themselves in the top 10 as well.
Brazil, who are set to host the 2014 World Cup, sit 13th in the standings after friendly wins over Japan and Iraq.
Cote d'Ivoire, meanwhile, remain Africa's highest ranked team
in the table in 15th position, while Japan (24) are Asia's best representative.
Regarding South asian country Maldives topped among souith
asian with 160th position unchaned to its previous position.
Afghanistan in 167 position with one position down while India and Nepal are in
169TH position. Nepal down by 4 position and india down by 1
position from its previous position. Bangladesh is in 171 position while
Pakistan180(-3) and srilanka 182(-2)
position. Bhutan remains unchanged in 207.
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