Masress : No big change in FIFA world ranking for May

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No big change in FIFA world ranking for May
Top ten stay the same in FIFA's May global ranking published Thursday, with Spain in the lead

Ahram Online Published in Ahram Online on 09 - 05 - 2013

Top ten national teams in FIFA World's rankings remained the same with Spain, the current World and European champion, in the lead before Germany, Argentina, Croatia and Portugal in May's list.
Most of the rankings remained the same while the biggest move is for Senegal who climbed 12 places to be number 76 and South Africa that jumped six places to number 56.
As most of the teams this month, Egypt kept position to remain the world's number 68.
Top African countries remained the same with Ivory Coast (12) in the lead before Ghana (22), Mali (26) and Nigeria who climbed three place to be the world's 31th.
More movements are expected in June, when the World Cup qualifiers resume and the FIFA Confederations Cup first warm-up matches held.
Top 10: (April's positions in parentheses)
1. Spain (1)
2. Germany (2)
3. Argentina (3)
4. Croatia (4)
5. Portugal (5)
6. Colombia (6)
7. England (7)
8. Italy (8)
9. Netherlands (9)
10. Ecuador (10)
Top 5 African teams:
12. Ivory Coast (12)
22. Ghana (22)
26. Mali (26)
28. Nigeria (31)
35. Algeria (35)
Top 5 Arab teams:
35. Algeria (35)
41. Tunisia (41)
65. Libya (65)
68. Egypt (68)
74. Morocco (74)
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