By Daily Sports on June 2, 2017
Super Eagles climbed two places in the latest FIFA ranking released by the football governing body yesterday.
The Super Eagles are now ranked 38th in the world as against the 40th position in the last ranking. The team is also rated fourth best in Africa, a testament to the growth of the team since Gernot Rohr took over.
Rohr has not lost any game since he took charge and has seen Nigeria climb almost 19 places since he began his reign.
Eagles are on 730 points, four more than the previous month and can climb higher with a win against Togo and South Africa whom the team will face in June.
Egypt are top dogs in Africa and they are tailed by Senegal and current African champions Cameroon.
Brazil are the world leaders and are followed by South American rivals Argentina, Germany, Chile and Colombia to make the top five teams in the world.
Top Ten in the World
Brazil
Argentina
Germany
Chile
Colombia
France
Belgium
Portugal
France
Spain
Top Ten African Teams
Egypt
Senegal
Cameroon
Nigeria
Congo DR
Tunisia
Burkina Faso
Ivory Coast
Ghana
Algeria
*Photo shows Super Eagles.
Source Daily Sports
Posted June 2, 2017
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