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Home»Sports»FIFA rankings: Nigeria moves five places up, now ranked 47th
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FIFA rankings: Nigeria moves five places up, now ranked 47th

By Orientalnews StaffApril 13, 2018No Comments1 Min Read
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Gerard Izuora 

Nigeria has moved five places up, now 47th in the world and sixth in Africa with 635 points in the April FIFA/Coca Cola rankings released on Thursday.

In the previous rankings, Nigeria was on 52nd position with 609 points.

Meanwhile, Tunisia is the highest ranked African team on 14th place with Senegal and DR Congo on 28 and 38 positions respectively.

Germany still retains first place with Brazil following closely while Belgium who was fifth in the March rankings is now third.

The next rankings will be published on May 17, 2018.

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