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Canada soccer moves to No. 47, World Cup winner Argentina moves atop FIFA rankings

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World Cup winner Argentina tops FIFA rankings for the first time in six years. France, the World Cup beaten finalist, followed Argentina in rising one place. Brazil lost at Morocco 2-1 and fell to No. 3. Morocco, which has joined the Spanish and Portuguese in a 2030 World Cup bidding plan, stayed at No. 11.

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Canada soccer moves to No. 47, World Cup winner Argentina moves atop FIFA rankings

World Cup winner Argentina topped the latest FIFA rankings for the first time in six years while the Canadian men, boosted by CONCACAF Nations League wins over Curacao and Honduras, climbed six places to No. 47.

1 year ago·Canada

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CBC News

Argentina moves atop men's FIFA rankings while Canada climbs to No. 47

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Associated Press News

World Cup winner Argentina moves top of FIFA rankings

ZURICH (AP) — World Cup winner Argentina topped the FIFA rankings on Thursday for the first time in six years.

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Sportsnet

World Cup winner Argentina moves atop FIFA rankings; Canada climbs to No. 47

World Cup winner Argentina topped the latest FIFA men’s rankings for the first time in six years while the Canadian men, boosted by CONCACAF Nations League wins over Curaçao and Honduras, climbed six places to No. 47. Argentina’s two wins in friendlies last month ended the one-year run at the top for Brazil, which lost at Morocco 2-1 and fell to No. 3. France, the World Cup runner-up, jumped one rung to No. 2 on the strength of European Champio…

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World Cup winner Argentina moves top of FIFA rankings

ZURICH (AP) — World Cup winner Argentina topped the FIFA rankings on Thursday for the first time in six years. Argentina’s two wins in friendlies last month ended the one-year run at the top for Brazil, which lost at Morocco 2-1 and fell to No. 3.

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