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FIFA/Coca-Cola Women’s World Rankings for the month of December has been released on Friday and it is not favourable to Nigeria’s Super Falcons.
Things remain unchanged at the top, nonetheless, with USA (1st, -) retaining first place, a place it has occupied since 2017, and Sweden (2nd, -) and Germany (third, -) remaining second and third respectively. But behind the three frontrunners it’s all change.
Nigeria’s senior national women’s football team, the Super Falcons have dropped three places from their previous status as the 38th ranked team in the world.
The Super Falcons accrued a total of 1584.09 points, dropping 30.04 to drop to 41st in the latest ranking.
Below Nigeria in Africa, the top five with their world ranking are Cameroon (53rd), South Africa (56th), Ghana (57th), Cote D’Ivoire (61st) and Egypt (72nd).
Credit: thenationonlineng.net
