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FIFA/Coca-Cola World Ranking

FIFA/Coca-Cola World Ranking
Since its introduction in August 1993, the FIFA/Coca-Cola World Ranking has become a regular part of international sports reports and an important indicator for FIFA's member associations to find out where their respective teams stand in world football's pecking order and how they are progressing.
Last Updated 01 Jul 2009
Next Release 05 Aug 2009
RankingTeamPts+/- Pos Jul 2009
1Brazil Brazil16724Up
2Spain Spain1590-1Down
3Netherlands Netherlands1379-1Down
4Italy Italy12290Equal
5Germany Germany1207-2Down
6Russia Russia11613Up
7England England1135-1Down
8Argentina Argentina1091-1Down
9France France10821Up
10Croatia Croatia1031-2Down
11Greece Greece10016Up
12USA USA9832Up
13Switzerland Switzerland9303Up
14Serbia Serbia9256Up
15Denmark Denmark9099Up
Best movers
Best
1 Korea DPR PRK
from 106 to 83
( +23 pos, +55 pts )
2 Moldova MDA
from 106 to 84
( +22 pos, +51 pts )
3 Côte d'Ivoire CIV
from 38 to 18
( +20 pos, +129 pts )
Worst movers
Worst
1 Sierra Leone SLE
from 85 to 125
( -40 pos, -180 pts )
2 Gambia GAM
from 65 to 99
( -34 pos, -177 pts )
3 Bermuda BER
from 114 to 146
( -32 pos, -146 pts )

FIFA/Coca-Cola Women's World Ranking

The FIFA/Coca-Cola Women's World Ranking

The FIFA/Coca-Cola Women's World Ranking is designed to give a comprehensive insight into the current strength of the national teams that represent their countries in women's football.

Last Updated 26 Jun 2009
Next Release 25 Sep 2009
RankingTeamPts+/- Pos Jun 2009
1USA USA21980Equal
2Brazil Brazil21250Equal
3Germany Germany21190Equal
4Sweden Sweden21000Equal
5Korea DPR Korea DPR20260Equal

Latest Ranking News

  • Dunga pilots return to pole

    Dunga pilots return to pole

    Seven wins from seven matches ended Brazil's longest spell away from the pole position they have monopolised since the Ranking's inception.

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Since its introduction in August 1993, the FIFA/Coca-Cola World Ranking has become a regular part of international sports reports and an important indicator for FIFA's member associations to find out where their respective teams stand in world football's pecking order.

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