The Germany national team remain fourth in the FIFA world rankings. Despite several major tournaments this summer, there were no changes to the top five. World Cup runners-up Argentina stay top, followed by Belgium, Colombia, World Champions Germany and Copa América champions Chile.
Climbing to sixth are newly crowned European champions Portugal, ahead of fellow finalists France. EURO 2016 surprise packages Iceland and Wales also moved up the rankings. Quarterfinalists Iceland are up 12 places to 22nd, while semi-finalists Wales have gone from 26th to eleventh. The biggest climb was made by OFC Nations Cup champions New Zealand, who jumped 54 places to 93rd.
A total of 228 countries make up the world rankings, with the next edition set to be released on 11th August 2016.
World rankings top ten
1st Argentina / 1,585 points
2nd Belgium / 1,401
3rd Colombia / 1,331
4th Germany / 1,319
5th Chile / 1,316
6th Portugal / 1,266
7th France / 1,189
8th Spain / 1,165
9th Brazil / 1,156
10th Italy / 1,155
The Germany national team remain fourth in the FIFA world rankings. Despite several major tournaments this summer, there were no changes to the top five. World Cup runners-up Argentina stay top, followed by Belgium, Colombia, World Champions Germany and Copa América champions Chile.
Climbing to sixth are newly crowned European champions Portugal, ahead of fellow finalists France. EURO 2016 surprise packages Iceland and Wales also moved up the rankings. Quarterfinalists Iceland are up 12 places to 22nd, while semi-finalists Wales have gone from 26th to eleventh. The biggest climb was made by OFC Nations Cup champions New Zealand, who jumped 54 places to 93rd.
A total of 228 countries make up the world rankings, with the next edition set to be released on 11th August 2016.
World rankings top ten
1st Argentina / 1,585 points
2nd Belgium / 1,401
3rd Colombia / 1,331
4th Germany / 1,319
5th Chile / 1,316
6th Portugal / 1,266
7th France / 1,189
8th Spain / 1,165
9th Brazil / 1,156
10th Italy / 1,155
