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FIFA Men's Soccer World Rankings Update

1) Spain retained the number one spot in the FIFA world soccer rankings. 2) Brazil moved up two spots to number three in the rankings. 3) The United States continued to drop in the rankings and is now ranked 22nd.

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FIFA Men's Soccer World Rankings Update

1) Spain retained the number one spot in the FIFA world soccer rankings. 2) Brazil moved up two spots to number three in the rankings. 3) The United States continued to drop in the rankings and is now ranked 22nd.

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SPAIN STILL NUMBER ONE; BRAZIL MOVES UP TWO SPOTS

The Spain National Soccer Team is ranked number one in the world rankings provided by FIFA,
the world governing body of soccer. The Netherlands retained the number two spot and Brazil
moved up two spots to third. Italy broke back into the top ten, while the United States continued
to drop in the rankings. The United States National Soccer Team is now ranked 22.

1 Spain 1857 0 -23


2 Netherlands 1702 0 -28
3 Brazil 1425 2 14
4 Germany 1386 -1 -100
5 Argentina 1276 -1 -136
6 England 1163 0 -49
7 Uruguay 1094 0 -78
8 Portugal 1052 1 -8
9 Italy 1019 2 62
10 Croatia 991 -2 -80
11 Norway 987 0 30
12 Greece 985 -2 -53
13 Japan 961 2 23
14 Chile 952 0 -2
15 Ghana 918 1 -13
16 Serbia 907 4 35
17 Slovenia 903 0 -13
18 Russia 896 -5 -60
19 France 883 -1 -30
20 Australia 876 1 6
21 Côte d'Ivoire 867 4 43
22 USA 855 -3 -39
23 Paraguay 843 1 8
24 Montenegro 820 1 -4
25 Switzerland
Ranking Courtesy of FIFA, [Link]

PCA Publishing, Inc.

[Link]

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