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Super Eagles Finish 2023 on a High Note: Secure 6th Spot in Africa and 42nd Globally in FIFA Rankings

In a remarkable year for the Super Eagles, 2023 concludes with Nigeria standing tall as the sixth-best team on the African continent and securing the 42nd spot globally, according to the latest FIFA monthly rankings.

Throughout the year, the Eagles exhibited an impressive performance, enduring only one defeat while clinching four victories and settling for three draws.

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This consistent run has undoubtedly contributed to their ascent in the rankings, reflecting the team’s resilience and prowess on the football field.

Maintaining their stronghold at the summit of African football, Morocco retained the coveted number one spot and solidified their position as the 13th best team in the world.

Senegal closely follows in second place, standing firm at 20th globally, underscoring their consistent excellence on the international stage.

Tunisia, securing the third spot in Africa, also maintained their standing on the global stage, holding onto the 28th position. This steadfastness in the rankings highlights the team’s stability and competitive edge in the African football landscape.

The top five in Africa is completed by Algeria and Egypt, concluding the year in the 30th and 33rd positions worldwide, respectively.

These rankings reflect the competitive nature of African football, with each of these teams showcasing their skill and determination throughout the year.

As the Super Eagles look ahead to future competitions and challenges, their strong finish in 2023 serves as a testament to the team’s commitment to excellence and their standing as a formidable force in African and global football.

The fans eagerly anticipate what the coming year holds for this talented squad as they continue to make their mark on the international stage.