Audio By Carbonatix
Ghana moved up three places on the Fifa ranking released for the month of September on Thursday morning.
The Black Stars are now ranked 33rd in the world after amassing four points from the possible six in the 2015 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers.
A bore 1-1 draw at home with Uganda was bettered by a hard fought 3-2 win against Togo in Lome in Group E.
But the Black Stars still remained in fourth place on the Africa ranking behind Algeria (20th in the world), Cote d’Ivoire (22) and Tunisia (31).
2014 FIFA World Cup finalists Germany and Argentina have slightly extended their lead over the chasing pack and remain unchallenged at the top.
They are followed in third position by Colombia, who have swapped places with the Netherlands.
The next FIFA ranking will be released on 23 October after two 2015 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers.
-
Latest Stories
-
Todays Front pages: Monday, September 28, 2026
2 minutes -
WAFU B U-17 Girls Cup: Black Maidens finish tournament with 4-0 win over Cote d’Ivoire
7 minutes -
2026 Women’s Super Cup: FC Savannah to face Epiphany Warriors in final on September 29
20 minutes -
Ghana’s second chance: How President Mahama’s return offers historic opportunity for transformation
26 minutes -
AFCON 2027Q: Alexander Djiku ruled out of clash against Gambia
30 minutes -
RCI Immanuel Temple donates supplies to Motherly Love Orphanage
1 hour -
COCOBOD asks investors to fund cocoa purchases, but proceeds may also repay old debt
2 hours -
Gov’t hands over site for construction of 160-bed Savannah Regional Hospital
2 hours -
NCPTA clarifies GH¢200 cap on PTA dues and levies per parent
2 hours -
Asante Kotoko part ways with coach Eric Tinkler
2 hours -
GTA calls for ultra-modern Cocoa Museum in Western North
2 hours -
NPP says concerns over delegates’ register addressed ahead of October 3 polls
2 hours -
PwC Ghana appoints George Arhin as Country Senior Partner
2 hours -
New Economy will turn imports into opportunities for Ghanaian production – Ato Forson
2 hours -
Two Ada SHS students convicted, placed on 12-month good behaviour bond
2 hours