There has been no change to the top ten of the FIFA world ranking list. Joachim Löw’s Germany team remain third behind Argentina and Brazil. Chile and Belgium follow Germany on the list in fourth and fifth respectively. There were only four A-List international matches in total in February for which FIFA ranking points were up for grabs, hence the fact that the top ten has remained the same since last month.
The first change affected 12th position in the table, as Poland overtook England and joined Wales on 1121 points in 12th. Suriname made the biggest jump. The South Americans moved up nine places to 120th.
World champions Germany are next in action on 22nd March (20:45 CET) as they welcome England to Dortmunds’s Signal Iduna Park. The next world ranking list is due to come out on 6th April.
World Ranking List Top Ten
1. Argentina 1644 Points
2. Brazil 1534
3. Germany 1443
4. Chile 1389
5. Belgium 1379
6. France 1318
7. Columbia 1312
8. Portugal 1240
9. Uruguay 1200
10. Spain 1162
There has been no change to the top ten of the FIFA world ranking list. Joachim Löw’s Germany team remain third behind Argentina and Brazil. Chile and Belgium follow Germany on the list in fourth and fifth respectively. There were only four A-List international matches in total in February for which FIFA ranking points were up for grabs, hence the fact that the top ten has remained the same since last month.
The first change affected 12th position in the table, as Poland overtook England and joined Wales on 1121 points in 12th. Suriname made the biggest jump. The South Americans moved up nine places to 120th.
World champions Germany are next in action on 22nd March (20:45 CET) as they welcome England to Dortmunds’s Signal Iduna Park. The next world ranking list is due to come out on 6th April.
World Ranking List Top Ten
1. Argentina 1644 Points
2. Brazil 1534
3. Germany 1443
4. Chile 1389
5. Belgium 1379
6. France 1318
7. Columbia 1312
8. Portugal 1240
9. Uruguay 1200
10. Spain 1162
