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FIFA Rankings: “Dragons” took a Break and advanced two Positions

Published: November 24, 2017
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At the latest list of the world’s top international teams, which was published today, A-team of Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) took 38th place with 753 points.

Compared to the previous month, this is the progress for two positions.
Completion of the qualification and the elimination games brought a lot of changes, and a rise of seven places was achieved by Denmark and Sweden. The Danes are the 12th National Team at the World Cup, while the Swedes were beaten by Italy and that led them to the 18th position.

Croatia has progressed for one position and is now the 17th national team, while Switzerland has returned among the top ten teams and is now in the 8th position.
Despite knocking out, the Italians have moved to one place and are now the 14th in the world, and they are, along with Chile (10), Wales (19) and Netherlands (20) one of four TOP 20 teams that are not playing in Russia.

Germany is still a leader among Brazil, Portugal, Argentina and Belgium. Spain is in the 6th place, followed by Poland, Switzerland, France and Chile.

(Source: Faktor.ba)

 

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