Spain remains at the top of the recent FIFA rankings published this Thursday. The draw (2-2) against Chile and the victory against Finland (2-0) consolidated the Spaniards’ leadership position. Brazil, for its part, gained a place thanks to its two victories recorded against Australia (6-0) and Portugal (3-1).
Belgium recorded a considerable jump, moving from 60th in 2011 to 6th place now. Germany (3rd) loses one place, and the Netherlands drops four places. The top 10 FIFA rankings are as follows:
- Spain – 1514 points
- Argentina – 1263 points
- Germany – 1261 points
- Italy – 1199 points
- Colombia – 1180 points
- Belgium – 1159 points
- Uruguay – 1126 points
- Brazil – 1067 points
- Netherlands – 1058 points
- Croatia – 1051 points
