By Daily Sports on March 9, 2017
Nigeria have maintained their seventh position in Africa and 41st in the world according to the latest FIFA ranking released on Thursday.
The Super Eagles failed to play any game between the last ranking and the one under review but that did not affect the team’s position.
African champions Cameroon, who Nigeria face in the FIFA World Cup qualifier in August are third in Africa and 32nd in the world.
The other teams in Nigeria’s World Cup qualifying group Algeria and Zambia are in 50th and 90th position respectively in the world ranking.
Argentina lead the world ranking with 1644 points with Brazil, Germany, Chile and Belgium following the Albiceleste in that order.
AFRICA TOP 10
Egypt
Senegal
Cameroon
Burkina Faso
Tunisia
Congo DR
Nigeria
Ghana
Ivory Coast
Morocco
WORLD TOP 10
Argentina
Brazil
Germany
Chile
Belgium
France
Colombia
Portugal
Uruguay
Spain
•Sourced from supersport.com. Photo shows the Super Eagles.
Source Daily Sports
Posted March 10, 2017
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