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Argentina Stay Top in FIFA RankingsZurich, 10 Jul (ONA) —- World champions Argentina maintained first place in
the men’s world football rankings in the latest list issued on today by the ruling body
FIFA.
Argentina lead the way from European champions Spain and France in an
unchanged top three, with England and Brazil following.
Portugal rose past the Netherlands into sixth by virtue of their
Nations League title, with Belgium, Germany and Croatia completing
the top 10. Germany and Croatia both rose at the expense of Italy who
slipped from ninth to 11th.
Elsewhere in the rankings, Costa Rica were the biggest riser as they
gained 14 places to 40th, thanks to a Gold Cup quarter-final berth.
Tournament winners Mexico rose four into 13th.
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