The International Federation of Football Association (FIFA) has released its rankings for December. The latest rankings reflect stability among both the world’s top teams and those in Africa.
Argentina continues to lead the world rankings while Morocco maintains its top place in Africa.
Comoros also retained its highest-ever ranking for the second month in a row.
Global Rankings – Overview
The top seven teams in the world retained their positions in December.
Argentina leads the global rankings followed by France, Spain, England, Brazil, Portugal, and the Netherlands.
Top African Rankings
The top African teams also remain unchanged, reflecting stability across the continent.
1. Morocco
Morocco remains Africa’s top-ranked team and holds its global position at 14th.
2. Senegal
Senegal continues as the 2nd-best team in Africa, retaining its global rank at 17th.
3. Egypt
Egypt stays 3rd in Africa, holding steady at 33rd globally.
4. Algeria
Algeria keeps its 4th position in Africa and remains ranked 37th globally.
5. Nigeria
Nigeria continues as Africa’s 5th-best team with a global ranking of 44th.
6. Ivory Coast
The Ivory Coast holds onto 6th place in Africa and 46th globally.
7. Cameroon
Cameroon retains 7th in Africa and its global rank of 49th.
8. Mali
Mali remains 8th in Africa, maintaining its global position at 51st.
9. Tunisia
Tunisia stays 9th in Africa and continues to hold its global rank of 52nd.
10. South Africa
South Africa completes Africa’s top 10, keeping its global rank of 57th.
Historic achievement remains for Comoros:
Comoros holds onto its best-ever FIFA ranking of 103rd globally, which they got in November ranking.
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