After almost three months, FIFA released this Friday morning the update of its world ranking of women’s football. The positive point is that the Brazilian team gained a position and now appears in ninth place.
The update comes after Brazil beat Jamaica 4-0 on two occasions. The two friendlies were the team’s last commitments before their debut at the Paris Olympic Games. In the competition, the team appears in Group C, alongside Japan, Spain and Nigeria.
Of these three teams, two appear ahead of Brazil in the ranking. While Japan occupies seventh place, Spain is first.
In the new update, France also moved up in place, taking second place and reaching its best record in history. On the other hand, the United States and England lost one position each.
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The latest #FIFARanking has dropped! 📲
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Check out the complete top-10
- Spain, with 2099.89 points
- France, with 2029.52
- England, with 2023.47
- Germany, with 2018.49
- United States, with 2015.95
- Sweden, with 1995.33
- Japan, with 1975.97
- Canada, with 1951.64
- Brazil, with 1948.87
- North Korea, with 1943.66
Source: Gazetaesportiva
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