Argentina goes top of the global ranking overtaking Belgium while South American champions Chile move to 3rd, their highest ever.
2014 FIFA World Cup™ runners-up Argentina are the new team at the top, according to the April 2016 edition of the FIFA/Coca-Cola World Ranking.
La Albiceleste’s recent performances in World Cup qualifying have helped them end Belgium’s five-month-long reign at the summit of football’s world ranking which began when the Red Devils snatched pole position from Argentina back in November 2015. Close behind, Chile move into third (up two places), Colombia fourth (up four) and Uruguay jump to ninth (up two) to strengthen the South American grip on the top ten.
1) Argentina
2) Belgium
3) Chile
4) Colombia
5) Germany
6) Spain
7) Brazil
8) Portugal
9) Uruguay
10) England
11) Austria
12) Ecuador
13) Turkey
14) Switzerland
15) Italy
16) Mexico
17) Netherlands
18) Hungary
19) Romania
20) Bosnia and Herzegovina
2) Belgium
3) Chile
4) Colombia
5) Germany
6) Spain
7) Brazil
8) Portugal
9) Uruguay
10) England
11) Austria
12) Ecuador
13) Turkey
14) Switzerland
15) Italy
16) Mexico
17) Netherlands
18) Hungary
19) Romania
20) Bosnia and Herzegovina
21) France
22) Ukraine
23) Croatia
24) Wales
22) Ukraine
23) Croatia
24) Wales
25) Costa Rica
26) Northern Ireland
27) Poland
27) Russia
29) Czech Republic
29) USA
31) Republic of Ireland
In Africa, Algeria leads the pack one again with former leaders Cape Verde in 4th place. Cote d’Ivoire runs-up followed by Ghana.
1. Algeria (33)
2. Ivory Coast (34)
3. Ghana 38)
4. Senegal (43)
5. Egypt (44)
6. Cape Verde (47)
7. Tunisia (47)
8. DR Congo (51)
9. Guinea 58)
10. Congo (59)
26) Northern Ireland
27) Poland
27) Russia
29) Czech Republic
29) USA
31) Republic of Ireland
In Africa, Algeria leads the pack one again with former leaders Cape Verde in 4th place. Cote d’Ivoire runs-up followed by Ghana.
1. Algeria (33)
2. Ivory Coast (34)
3. Ghana 38)
4. Senegal (43)
5. Egypt (44)
6. Cape Verde (47)
7. Tunisia (47)
8. DR Congo (51)
9. Guinea 58)
10. Congo (59)
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