FIFA announced the latest rankings: the national football team rose 2 places to 90th! Japan is 15th, and Argentina remains in the first place

On the evening of November 28, Beijing time, FIFA announced the latest men's national football rankings, and the Chinese men's football team rose two places to 90th in the world and 13th in Asia.

In the rankings updated on October 24 in the last issue, the national football team ranked 92nd in the world and 13th in Asia, a new low in 8 and a half years. In the two round of 18 matches in November, the Chinese men's football team first defeated the West Asian powerhouse Bahrain 1-0 away, and then returned to the home court to lose 1-3 to the Asian No. 1 Japanese team, and the national football team also gained 9.09 points, and after successfully rising 2 places, it came to the 90th place in the world, but the national football team is still ranked 13th in Asia.

Among other Asian countries, Japan is still ranked 15th in the world, Iran rose one place to 18th in the world, and South Korea's men's football team was forced to draw by Palestine due to an upset, falling one place to 23rd in the world.

The top 15 men's national teams in the AFC are: 15-Japan, 18-Iran, 23-South Korea, 26-Australia, 48-Qatar, 56-Iraq, 58-Uzbekistan, 59-Saudi Arabia, 63-UAE, 64-Jordan, 80-Oman, 81-Bahrain, 90-China, 95-Syria, 97-Thailand.

The top 15 in the world has not changed much, with Argentina, France, Spain, England and Brazil coming in 1st to 5th place. Belgium dropped to 8th place, moving Portugal and the Netherlands up to 6th and 7th respectively, with Germany returning to the top 10.

Attached: FIFA ranking is among the top 15 in the world

1- Argentina

2- France

3- Spain

4- England

5- Brazil

6- Portugal

7- Netherlands

8- Belgium

9- Italy

10- Germany

11- Uruguay

12- Colombia

13- Croatia

14- Morocco

15- Japan