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Dan Burke·4 April 2024
England fall, Belgium and Portugal rise in latest FIFA World Ranking 📊
England fall, Belgium and Portugal rise in latest FIFA World Ranking 📊 | OneFootball
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The two sides drew 2-2 in a friendly at Wembley last week, and following the conclusion of the March international break, FIFA has now updated its rankings of the world's international teams.
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World champions Argentina remain top of the tree, with France also unmoved in second place, while Belgium move above England into third, with Portugal also overtaking the Netherlands in sixth place.
The biggest movers in the top 100 are Czechia (36th, up four places), Palestine (93rd, up four place) and Kyrgyz Republic (100th, up four places).
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