The positions of Nigeria, South Africa and Kenya in the FIFA World Rankings revealed

According to the rankings released by the FIFA Confederation in May, Nigeria, South Africa and Kenya remain unchanged.

In the month under review, it was a quiet period-it is understandable why these three people are not moving with most African countries.

With 1487 points, the three-time African champion maintained the third place in the continent and ranked 32nd in the world.

For Bafana Bafana, who will stand with Zimbabwe later this year, they are still ranked 15th in Africa, no. World 75.

Charles Akonnor’s Black Stars-Unbeaten in the last two games of all competitions, ranked seventh in Africa and 49th in the world.

Despite this, the “Harambi Stars” will not appear in Cameroon’s 2022 Africa Cup of Nations. Despite this, they still maintain their 23rd place in Africa and 102nd place in the world.

Senegal ranked first in Africa with 1542 points and 22nd in the world. Tunisia’s Carthage Eagles (also unmoved), after scoring 1512 points, ranked 26th in the world and second in Africa. .

Guinea Bissau (Jinnea Bissau) was the biggest mover in April-moving 11th globally and 108th in the world, while Namibia ranked 111th.

For Comoros, which made its debut in the African Cup of Nations, the Egyptian team, which lost 4-0 to Mohamed Salah on the last day of qualifying for the African National Football Championship, was rated as No. Africa ranks 36th and ranks 131st globally.

Bahrain’s individual score (98, +1) is the highest ranked team among 210 senior national teams.

Ukraine ranks 24th on the European side, but their points dropped as the recent chasers Serbia and Montenegro filled the gap.

The order of the top six has not changed, with Belgium at the top of the list, followed by France, Brazil, the United Kingdom, Portugal and Spain.

Since most of the African national teams will participate in international friendly matches in June, the next version scheduled for August 12 will surely make significant progress.

Before that, Gernot Rohr’s Super Eagles will face Cameroon’s Afcon hosts in a friendly match, while Senegal will try the scale of Zambia and Cape Verde.