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FIFA RANKING: Super Eagles Now Among Africa’s Elite Five— See New Ranking
FIFA RANKING: Super Eagles Now Among Africa’s Elite Five— See New Ranking
Nigeria’s Super Eagles have climbed four spots in the latest FIFA men’s world rankings released on Friday.
Eric Chelle’s team moved up from 45th to 41st position globally, also breaking into Africa’s top five.
The three-time African champions now trail only Morocco, Senegal, Egypt, and Algeria on the continent.
The Super Eagles’ rise follows their recent victories over the Crocodiles of Lesotho and the Squirrels of Benin Republic.
Meanwhile, Spain retained the top spot in the global ranking, with Argentina moving up to second place. France, England, and Portugal complete the world’s top five.
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