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Spain leads FIFA rankings as Portugal climbs to fifth

The latest FIFA World Rankings show Spain maintaining its position as the top-ranked football team globally. Following a series of victories in the UEFA Nations League, Spain has extended its lead over Argentina, which remains in second place. France holds the third position, followed by England in fourth.

Portugal has seen a significant rise, climbing two spots to fifth place. This ascent occurred despite internal tensions involving Cristiano Ronaldo and head coach Jorge Jesus. Portugal’s improvement comes after a perfect run in the Nations League, surpassing both Brazil and Morocco, who dropped to sixth and seventh respectively.

In South America, Argentina remains the highest-ranked team in CONMEBOL. Conversely, Bolivia has fallen to 78th place, continuing its decline following losses to Paraguay and Argentina. Other notable shifts include Switzerland rising to 12th place and several African nations, such as Mali and South Africa, making gains within the top 50.

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Argentina · Argentina national football team · Cristiano Ronaldo · FIFA · France · Luis de la Fuente · Portugal · Portugal national football team · Spain · Spain national football team

Claims

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  • [○ 1 SOURCE] Spain has extended its unbeaten streak to 43 matches. www.larazon.es
  • [○ 1 SOURCE] Argentina remains in second place with 1,972.80 points. www.larazon.es
  • [○ 1 SOURCE] France occupies third place with 1,958.86 points. www.larazon.es
  • [● 2 SOURCES] Portugal moved up two positions to fifth place in the rankings. itunet.com.ar · www.larazon.es
  • [● 2 SOURCES] FIFA released the updated world rankings on Wednesday. itunet.com.ar · www.larazon.es
  • [○ 1 SOURCE] Brazil and Morocco each dropped one position in the rankings. itunet.com.ar
  • [○ 1 SOURCE] Spain holds the first position in the FIFA rankings with 2,011.57 points. www.larazon.es
  • [○ 1 SOURCE] Peru dropped three places to 53rd, falling out of the top 50. itunet.com.ar

Sources

Ranking FIFA Masculino [radionuevomundo.cl]