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Ghana maintains her 31st place on the FIFA/Coca-Cola World ranking table.There were no changes in the top 39 places in the latest ranking released on Wednesday by Fifa.The Black Stars still keeps a strong place among the top five sides in Africa.Ghana maintains her 779 points from the previous month as they are placed third on the continental ranking table with just two points separating them from the second-placed nation.Cameroon remains Africa's top-rated national side followed by Nigeria in that order.Reigning European champions Spain remain unchallenged at the top of the table with a comfortable lead, followed by Germany and the Netherlands.Since the last edition of the world ranking came out, only 22 international matches have been played worldwide, 20 qualifying games for the AFC Challenge Cup 2010 and two friendlies in Africa.There was no international action in any of the other confederations.Source: Ghanafa
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