FIFA Ranking: Nigeria's Eagles Remain 31, 3rd In Africa
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Nigeria’s Super Eagles did not make any move in the monthly Federation Internationale de Football Association (FIFA) rankings released by the world football governing body on Thursday, February 20.
The three-time African champions remain rooted on the 31st spot in the world and third in Africa.
Senegal’s Teranga Lions retained their spot as the best playing nation in the continent and 20th in the world, but are closely trailed by Tunisia’s Cathage Eagles, who are placed 27th.
Algeria’s Desert Foxes occupy the 35th position in the world.

Interestingly, Morocco’s Atlas Lions, despite not dropping a spot are 43rd on the log to complete Africa’s top five playing nations.
Meanwhile, Belgium stay top as Palestine make gains after very few matches having been played on the international front in the first month of the year in the first World Ranking of 2020.
At the last count, only 15 friendlies have taken place since the last ranking update in December – including two games in late 2019 – so it is little surprise that the top 20 remains unchanged with Belgium, France and Brazil still making up the top three.
Some minor movement in the top 50 sees both Wales (23rd, down 1) and Paraguay (41st, down 1) fall a spot, while Ghana’s Black Stars (46th, up 1) rise ever so slightly.
FIFA Rankings as of today:
🥇 Belgium
🥈 France
🥉 Brazil
4 – England
5 – Uruguay
6 – Croatia
7 – Portugal
8 – Spain
9 – Argentina
10 – Colombia
11 – Mexico
12 – Switzerland
13 – Italy
14 – Netherlands
15 – Germany
16 – Denmark
17 – Chile
18 – Sweden
19 – Poland
20 – Senegal
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