Atlas Lions drop in FIFA ranking, continue to lead Africa

Atlas Lions drop in FIFA ranking, continue to lead Africa
Thursday 18 July 2024 - 09:53

The Moroccan national football team dropped today to 14th place in the FIFA rankings after being ranked 12th in the previous world ranking.

The Atlas Lions settled at 1669.44 points, while European and South American teams gained additional points during recent matches.

Argentina remained in the lead, and France in second place globally, ahead of Spain, England, Brazil, Belgium, the Netherlands, Portugal, Colombia, and Italy, respectively, in the top 10 places.

On the African level, the Moroccan national team remained in first place, followed by Senegal in 19th place globally, Egypt (36), Côte d’Ivoire (38), Nigeria (39), then Tunisia (41), Algeria (46), and Cameroon (51).

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