Author: Dwight Fraser

Jamaica’s Reggae Girls have slipped one place to 43 on the latest FIFA Coca cola world rankings released today.

The girls however remain the fifth best Concacaf team behind the United States at number one, Canada at 7, Mexico at 35 and Costa Rica at 37.

The top three teams in the world remain the same with one slight change in the order. 

With the USA remaining out front Sweden has jumped into second place swapping places with Germany with England at 4, and France at 5th, 

There is plenty of movement below them. 

Spain climbs two places, to 6th while Netherlands drops two places 8th, as Brazil and the Korean Republic rounding out the top ten. 

Portugal, the newly qualified for the intercontinental play-offs for next year’ world cup in Australia and New Zealand climbed four spots to 23rd, were the highest climbers in the top 50.

Jamaica’s Reggae Girls have slipped one place to 43 on the latest FIFA Coca cola world rankings released today.

The girls however remain the fifth best Concacaf team behind the United States at number one, Canada at 7, Mexico at 35 and Costa Rica at 37.

The top three teams in the world remain the same with one slight change in the order. 

With the USA remaining out front Sweden has jumped into second place swapping places with Germany with England at 4, and France at 5th, 

There is plenty of movement below them. 

Spain climbs two places, to 6th while Netherlands drops two places 8th, as Brazil and the Korean Republic rounding out the top ten. 

Portugal, the newly qualified for the intercontinental play-offs for next year’ world cup in Australia and New Zealand climbed four spots to 23rd, were the highest climbers in the top 50.

Jamaica’s Reggae Girls have slipped one place to 43 on the latest FIFA Coca cola world rankings released today.

The girls however remain the fifth best Concacaf team behind the United States at number one, Canada at 7, Mexico at 35 and Costa Rica at 37.

The top three teams in the world remain the same with one slight change in the order. 

With the USA remaining out front Sweden has jumped into second place swapping places with Germany with England at 4, and France at 5th, 

There is plenty of movement below them. 

Spain climbs two places, to 6th while Netherlands drops two places 8th, as Brazil and the Korean Republic rounding out the top ten. 

Portugal, the newly qualified for the intercontinental play-offs for next year’ world cup in Australia and New Zealand climbed four spots to 23rd, were the highest climbers in the top 50.

Jamaica’s Reggae Girls have slipped one place to 43 on the latest FIFA Coca cola world rankings released today.

The girls however remain the fifth best Concacaf team behind the United States at number one, Canada at 7, Mexico at 35 and Costa Rica at 37.

The top three teams in the world remain the same with one slight change in the order. 

With the USA remaining out front Sweden has jumped into second place swapping places with Germany with England at 4, and France at 5th, 

There is plenty of movement below them. 

Spain climbs two places, to 6th while Netherlands drops two places 8th, as Brazil and the Korean Republic rounding out the top ten. 

Portugal, the newly qualified for the intercontinental play-offs for next year’ world cup in Australia and New Zealand climbed four spots to 23rd, were the highest climbers in the top 50.

Jamaica’s Reggae Girls have slipped one place to 43 on the latest FIFA Coca cola world rankings released today.

The girls however remain the fifth best Concacaf team behind the United States at number one, Canada at 7, Mexico at 35 and Costa Rica at 37.

The top three teams in the world remain the same with one slight change in the order. 

With the USA remaining out front Sweden has jumped into second place swapping places with Germany with England at 4, and France at 5th, 

There is plenty of movement below them. 

Spain climbs two places, to 6th while Netherlands drops two places 8th, as Brazil and the Korean Republic rounding out the top ten. 

Portugal, the newly qualified for the intercontinental play-offs for next year’ world cup in Australia and New Zealand climbed four spots to 23rd, were the highest climbers in the top 50.

Jamaica’s Reggae Girls have slipped one place to 43 on the latest FIFA Coca cola world rankings released today.

The girls however remain the fifth best Concacaf team behind the United States at number one, Canada at 7, Mexico at 35 and Costa Rica at 37.

The top three teams in the world remain the same with one slight change in the order. 

With the USA remaining out front Sweden has jumped into second place swapping places with Germany with England at 4, and France at 5th, 

There is plenty of movement below them. 

Spain climbs two places, to 6th while Netherlands drops two places 8th, as Brazil and the Korean Republic rounding out the top ten. 

Portugal, the newly qualified for the intercontinental play-offs for next year’ world cup in Australia and New Zealand climbed four spots to 23rd, were the highest climbers in the top 50.

Jamaica’s Reggae Girls have slipped one place to 43 on the latest FIFA Coca cola world rankings released today.

The girls however remain the fifth best Concacaf team behind the United States at number one, Canada at 7, Mexico at 35 and Costa Rica at 37.

The top three teams in the world remain the same with one slight change in the order. 

With the USA remaining out front Sweden has jumped into second place swapping places with Germany with England at 4, and France at 5th, 

There is plenty of movement below them. 

Spain climbs two places, to 6th while Netherlands drops two places 8th, as Brazil and the Korean Republic rounding out the top ten. 

Portugal, the newly qualified for the intercontinental play-offs for next year’ world cup in Australia and New Zealand climbed four spots to 23rd, were the highest climbers in the top 50.

Jamaica’s Reggae Girls have slipped one place to 43 on the latest FIFA Coca cola world rankings released today.

The girls however remain the fifth best Concacaf team behind the United States at number one, Canada at 7, Mexico at 35 and Costa Rica at 37.

The top three teams in the world remain the same with one slight change in the order. 

With the USA remaining out front Sweden has jumped into second place swapping places with Germany with England at 4, and France at 5th, 

There is plenty of movement below them. 

Spain climbs two places, to 6th while Netherlands drops two places 8th, as Brazil and the Korean Republic rounding out the top ten. 

Portugal, the newly qualified for the intercontinental play-offs for next year’ world cup in Australia and New Zealand climbed four spots to 23rd, were the highest climbers in the top 50.

Jamaica’s Reggae Girls have slipped one place to 43 on the latest FIFA Coca cola world rankings released today.

The girls however remain the fifth best Concacaf team behind the United States at number one, Canada at 7, Mexico at 35 and Costa Rica at 37.

The top three teams in the world remain the same with one slight change in the order. 

With the USA remaining out front Sweden has jumped into second place swapping places with Germany with England at 4, and France at 5th, 

There is plenty of movement below them. 

Spain climbs two places, to 6th while Netherlands drops two places 8th, as Brazil and the Korean Republic rounding out the top ten. 

Portugal, the newly qualified for the intercontinental play-offs for next year’ world cup in Australia and New Zealand climbed four spots to 23rd, were the highest climbers in the top 50.

Jamaica’s Reggae Girls have slipped one place to 43 on the latest FIFA Coca cola world rankings released today.

The girls however remain the fifth best Concacaf team behind the United States at number one, Canada at 7, Mexico at 35 and Costa Rica at 37.

The top three teams in the world remain the same with one slight change in the order. 

With the USA remaining out front Sweden has jumped into second place swapping places with Germany with England at 4, and France at 5th, 

There is plenty of movement below them. 

Spain climbs two places, to 6th while Netherlands drops two places 8th, as Brazil and the Korean Republic rounding out the top ten. 

Portugal, the newly qualified for the intercontinental play-offs for next year’ world cup in Australia and New Zealand climbed four spots to 23rd, were the highest climbers in the top 50.