Bahrain News Agency
The world champion Argentine national team maintained its position at the top of the world team rankings issued by the International Federation of Association Football (FIFA).
The Tango team continued to lead, ahead of France, which ranked second, and Brazil, which ranked third.
England remained in fourth place, Belgium in fifth place, Croatia in sixth place, and Netherlands in seventh place.
The only exception in the list of the top ten teams in the FIFA rankings was that Portugal advanced to eighth place and Italy fell to ninth place, while Spanish national team continued to rank tenth.
The Moroccan national team advanced to thirteenth place in the world rankings and first in the African continent, Senegal national team ranked twentieth in the world and second in Africa, Tunisia national team ranked twenty-ninth in the world, Algerian national team ranked thirty-fourth in the world and fourth in Africa, and Egyptian national team ranked thirtieth in the world and fifth in Africa.
The Japanese national team topped the Asia rankings, followed by Iranian national team in second place, then South Korea in third place, Australia in fourth place, Saudi Arabia in fifth place, Qatar in sixth place, Iraq in seventh place, and UAE in eighth place.