La Fifa published this Thursday an update of its world ranking of men’s soccer teams, in which there are hardly any changes compared to the previous June update, after a summer starring women’s football at an international level, in which 58 men’s team matches have also been played, especially in Africa and Asia.
Within the top 20 there has been no change: Spain continues to maintain sixth place and Brazil continues to lead the tablewith Belgium, Argentina, France and England behind, in that order, and Italy (which will not play in the World Cup), the Netherlands, Portugal and Denmark behind the team led by Luis Enrique, completing the top ten positions.
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Mauritania (107th) and Botswana (146th) They are the teams that have gained the most places, with 3 each, although only Iran (22nd) and the World Cup hosts Qatar (48th) have been able to move up one place in the top 50 ranked.
Mozambique (116th), Angola (120th) and Bermuda (168th) They also stand out after gaining two positions each, waiting for the changes that may occur as a result of the commitments that each team will have to face next September, a month full of appointments in international football.
Fifa will publish a new update of the ranking on October 6, once the September matches have been held, in which Spain will finish the group stage of the League of Nations of the UEFA versus Switzerlandat home, and Portugal, away, looking to retain the leadership of their group.
Colombia, for its part, is 16 and is moving further and further away from the top 10 and for its future, it will drop further.
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