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Ghana makes no move on the FIFA/Coca-Cola World Ranking released Wednesday just weeks to the start of the World Cup in South Africa.
The Black Stars are still pegged at the 32nd spot, the same position the team finished in previous ranking.
According to FIFA, about 20 friendly matches were played worldwide in the last few weeks which culminated in only minor changes to the latest edition ranking.
Brazil will enter the World Cup finals at the number one side followed by Spain and Portugal in the overall world ranking.
The status quo remains the same on the African continent with Ghana placed sixth. African champions, Egypt still sit top followed by Cameroon, Nigeria, Ivory Coast and Algeria in that order.
The latest edition will see significant changes with some teams absent from the World Cup likely to lose even more ground after the tournament.
Source: Ghanafa.org
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