In the most recent FIFA ranking, the Super Eagles of Nigeria get a change of spot and are ranked 33 spots ahead of their rivals, Ghana.
On the list that was released this morning on the official FIFA website, Nigeria’s Super Eagles have slipped two places, although they still maintain a considerable lead over their West African counterparts, Ghana.
Nigeria’s FIFA ranking drop amid mixed international results
The team, which was ranked 28th globally in February, now sits at 30th in the ranking released on April 4, 2024. This shift follows the team’s varied performance during last month’s international break.
During this period, Nigeria secured a 2-1 victory over Ghana in Finidi George’s inaugural game as interim manager, as reported by Sports Buddy. However, they faced a setback with a 2-0 defeat to the Eagles of Mali just days later.
Argentina first in World FIFA ranking, Nigeria third in Africa
Lionel Messi’s Argentina maintains their position at the top of the list, with France closely following at second. Belgium ascended one spot to claim third place, pushing England down to fourth, while Brazil retained their fifth spot.
In Africa, Nigeria secures the third position on the list, trailing behind Morocco, positioned at 13th, and Senegal, holding the 17th spot. Ghana, Nigeria’s West African counterpart and rival, occupies the 68th position, slipping one spot lower in the rankings.
