Belgium remain the No.1 team in the world after the release of the latest FIFA rankings while France have fallen down to No.2. In the previous FIFA rankings, Belgium and France were both at the top of the FIFA rankings. Both teams won a match and drew a match during the international break. However, Belgium moved by one point to occupy top spot. Brazil and Croatia remain 3rd and 4th in the rankings respectively.
Barring France, the only change in the top 10 is that England and Uruguay have switched places. England have gone up to 5th place while Uruguay’s losses to South Korea and Japan see them falling down to 6th position.
Colombia’s wins against USA and Costa Rica see them move three places up to 11th. Germany have slipped two places down to 14th after their Nations League defeats against France and Netherlands. Netherlands rise two spots to 15th while Italy have also risen one up to 19th.
Poland’s Nations League defeats to Italy and Portugal see them go three places down to 21st. Gibraltar is the best mover, having risen 8 places to 190. Mozambique is the worst mover, having gone down 9 places to 122.
