The Super Eagles of Nigeria remains on the same spot in the latest FIFA rankings released on the world football governing body’s official website on Thursday. The Super Eagles of Nigeria still occupy the 31st position in the world and are third in Africa.
This is the same as the previous month. The solitary change sees South Sudan move into a joint-168th position with Bermuda after the latter dropped a ranking point, thanks to a 2-0 defeat in Jamaica on 11 March. So far, the corona virus pandemic has hindered sporting competition all around the world. Without games, much changes are not recorded.
The Terangha Lions of Senegal remained at the summit of African football and 20th in the world, while Tunisia occupies the 27th position in the world and second in Africa.
Algeria sit one the 35th position in the world and 4th in Africa and Morocco 43rd, having being placed 5th in Africa.
Belgium remains the highest-ranked country in the world. France is in the second spot, while Brazil, England, and Uruguay make up the top five.
The next FIFA/Coca-Cola World Ranking will be published on 11 June, 2020.
