As the World Cup draw approaches, FIFA rankings hold the power to shape each team’s destiny. The USMNT, Mexico, Argentina, and Spain are charging ahead with unstoppable momentum. Meanwhile, new challengers are ready to make their mark on the global stage
Argentina has dropped to third place in the latest FIFA rankings, reveals Mundo Albiceleste. Previously holding the coveted second spot, the national team’s position has been rattled by recent match results and shifting dynamics among their fiercest competitors
The U.S. Women’s National Team has dropped to #2 in the latest FIFA world rankings, marking an exciting new chapter in women’s soccer. After years of legendary victories, they now trail the reigning champions, Sweden, following a series of fierce and unforgettable battles on the field
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The U.S. men’s national team held steady just outside the Top 10 in the latest FIFA Rankings released this summer. Remaining at No. 11, the Americans faced a challenging stretch with a 0-1-1 record during their recent friendlies. Gregg Berhalter’s squad endured a tough 5-1 defeat against Colombia but bounced back to earn an exciting 1-1 draw with Brazil
The U.S. women’s national team has slipped to its lowest international ranking since 2003. Emma Hayes’ squad fell to No. 5 in June’s FIFA Rankings, dropping one spot from their March position. Since FIFA introduced the Women’s Rankings in 2003, this marks the first time the USWNT has been this low in over two decades
Euro 2024 is set to showcase the fiercest battles between Europe’s elite national teams, but which squad currently holds the top spot in FIFA’s rankings?
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