Morocco’s women’s national team retained its 60th place in the latest FIFA Women’s World Ranking published on June 12, reaffirming its position as the third-highest ranked team in Africa, behind Nigeria (36th) and South Africa (54th).
Globally, the United States remains top despite a recent home defeat to Brazil, who jumped four spots to 4th, their best since 2013. Spain (2nd) and Germany (3rd) continue to close in, while England slipped to 5th. France reentered the Top 10, pushing the Netherlands to 11th.
Notable climbers include Colombia, reaching a historic 18th place after defeating South Korea, and several South American and Caribbean nations—Paraguay (45th), Venezuela (48th), Haiti (50th), and Puerto Rico (79th)—all achieving record rankings.
Further down the table, Egypt (93rd), Luxembourg (111th), Bangladesh (128th), and Saudi Arabia (165th) also registered their best-ever positions, marking growing global competitiveness in the women’s game.
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