The Super Eagles of Nigeria continued their steady
rise in the FIFA/Coca-Cola World Ranking as they now occupy the 60th position
in the latest rankings. According to the rankings released on Thursday on
FIFA's official website, the Eagles moved up from 64th to 60th.
In Africa, the three-time Africa Cup of Nations
winners are 11th.
The Eagles' recent improvement in the ranking is
not unconnected to their last two victories against Tanzania in the 2017 AFCON
qualifiers and Zambia in the 2018 FIFA World Cup qualifiers.
Duper Ragles next opponent in the 2018 World Cup
qualifiers, Algeria, maintained their 35th position and are third in Africa
while Cameroon and Zambia are 59th and 94th respectively.
Reigning AFCON champions, Cote d'Ivoire are
Africa's highest ranked team as they moved up three places to 31st and number
one on the continent and are closely followed by Senegal who are 32nd and
second in Africa.
Meanwhile, Argentina maintained their number one
position while world champions, Germany,
moved up one to second.
In third spot is Brazil who moved one step up,
Belgium are fourth and Colombia fifth.
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