US stay atop FIFA women's rankings; Canada at No. 7
ZURICH (AP) — The United States women’s soccer team extended its five-year reign atop the FIFA rankings on Friday and new European champion England moved up to No. 4.
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ZURICH (AP) — The United States women’s soccer team extended its five-year reign atop the FIFA rankings on Friday and new European champion England moved up to No. 4.
England have moved up to fourth in the FIFA women’s world rankings after winning the European Championships this summer. The Lionesses won their first-ever major honour following a pulsating 2-1 extra-time victory over Germany on July 31, a result which was enough to see them move up four places from eighth. Ad/> It was also the first major trophy for a senior England side since Sir Alf Ramsey led the Three Lions to a World Cup triumph in 1966.
The United States kept their No.1 spot at the top of the latest women's FIFA rankings published on Friday, while newly crowned European champions England rose to fourth place.
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Newly crowned women's European champions England rose to fourth in the latest FIFA rankings published on Friday, with four-times World Cup winners United States holding on to the top spot.
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