Portugal jumps into top 5 of FIFA world rankings
Portugal secured a 4-0 Nations League record against Norway, Wales and Denmark, moving the team into fifth place in the updated FIFA world rankings, officials reported.
- On Wednesday, Portugal climbed two spots in the updated FIFA Coca-Cola World Rankings, becoming the only top-10 team to improve its position in the latest update.
- Portugal secured this rise after winning four international matches, defeating Norway twice and securing single victories each against Wales and Denmark during their recent UEFA Nations League window.
- Spain maintained its top-ranked position after sweeping its first four Nations League matches, defeating England 3-2, Croatia twice, and the Czech Republic during the same international window.
- Rwanda emerged as the biggest riser in the rankings to No. 119 after defeating Cape Verde 2-1 in Africa Cup qualifying on Sept. 29, while Sierra Leone was the biggest faller.
- Belgium, the Netherlands, Mexico, and Morocco complete the top 10 alongside France and England in the top four; FIFA officials confirmed the next rankings update occurs on Nov. 18.
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