The Germany national team remained in 16th place in the FIFA World Rankings. With 1558 points currently on the board, Joachim Löw’s team are 31 points behind 10th placed Denmark. The rankings are led by Belgium (1727 points), World Champions France (1726) and World record champions Brazil (1676).
There were no changes in the Top 20 of the FIFA World Rankings. Having won their first ever Asia Cup, World Cup holders Qatar have moved up 38 places and now sit in 55th.
The next FIFA World Ranking update will be on April 4th 2019. Before this, Germany will play against Serbia (20/03/19, 20:45 CET) in Wolfsburg and four days later, will face the Netherlands in Amsterdam in a EURO qualifier (24/03/19, 20:45 CET).
FIFA World Rankings Top 10
1. Belgium 1727 points
2. France 1726
3. Brazil 1676
4. Croatia 1634
5. England 1631
6. Portugal 1614
7. Uruguay 1609
8. Switzerland 1599
9. Spain 1591
10. Denmark 1589
... 16. Germany 1558
The Germany national team remained in 16th place in the FIFA World Rankings. With 1558 points currently on the board, Joachim Löw’s team are 31 points behind 10th placed Denmark. The rankings are led by Belgium (1727 points), World Champions France (1726) and World record champions Brazil (1676).
There were no changes in the Top 20 of the FIFA World Rankings. Having won their first ever Asia Cup, World Cup holders Qatar have moved up 38 places and now sit in 55th.
The next FIFA World Ranking update will be on April 4th 2019. Before this, Germany will play against Serbia (20/03/19, 20:45 CET) in Wolfsburg and four days later, will face the Netherlands in Amsterdam in a EURO qualifier (24/03/19, 20:45 CET).
FIFA World Rankings Top 10
1. Belgium 1727 points
2. France 1726
3. Brazil 1676
4. Croatia 1634
5. England 1631
6. Portugal 1614
7. Uruguay 1609
8. Switzerland 1599
9. Spain 1591
10. Denmark 1589
... 16. Germany 1558
