Germany have defended fourth place in the February 2016 edition of the FIFA/Coca Cola World Rankings. Joachim Löw’s side recorded 1347 points, which puts them behind first-placed Belgium, World Cup Runners-up Argentina and European champions Spain.
The top 20 places of the rankings remain virtually unchanged. Hungary climbed one place into 19th, and Turkey replace Ivory Coast, who slip from 19th to 28th. The next edition of the rankings will be published 3rd March 2016.
The top 10 (February 2016)
1. Belgium 1494 Points
2. Argentina 1455
3. Spain 1370
4. Germany 1347
5. Chile 1293
6. Brazil 1251
7. Portugal 1219
8. Colombia 1211
9. England 1106
10. Austria 1091
Germany have defended fourth place in the February 2016 edition of the FIFA/Coca Cola World Rankings. Joachim Löw’s side recorded 1347 points, which puts them behind first-placed Belgium, World Cup Runners-up Argentina and European champions Spain.
The top 20 places of the rankings remain virtually unchanged. Hungary climbed one place into 19th, and Turkey replace Ivory Coast, who slip from 19th to 28th. The next edition of the rankings will be published 3rd March 2016.
The top 10 (February 2016)
1. Belgium 1494 Points
2. Argentina 1455
3. Spain 1370
4. Germany 1347
5. Chile 1293
6. Brazil 1251
7. Portugal 1219
8. Colombia 1211
9. England 1106
10. Austria 1091
