
Audio By Carbonatix
The senior national team, Black Stars, have moved up nine places in the latest FIFA ranking after finishing fourth at the just concluded Africa cup of Nations in Gabon.
The Black Stars moved from 54th to 45th but one place up on the continent to 8th place.
Champions of Africa Cameroon have climbed up 29 places into 33rd position and third on the continent.
Whilst Silver-medalist Egypt moved 12 places up to the 23rd spot and are now the highest ranked team.
In total, 60 matches counted towards the latest ranking.
These included the 2017 Africa Cup of Nations (32 games), the 2017 Copa Centroamericana (15 games) and international friendlies (13 games).
Despite the many successes from the Americas and Africa over the preceding weeks, the composition of the top five teams remains unchanged for the February ranking.
Argentina (1), Brazil (2), Germany (3), Chile (4) and Belgium (5) hold onto their positions.
The next FIFA/Coca-Cola World Ranking will be published on 09 March.
Latest Stories
-
Stakeholders back legal education reforms, urge high standards
21 minutes -
Samson’s Take: Blood on your hands, you failed leaders
24 minutes -
Mahama extends sympathies to June 29 flood victims, announces tougher anti-flood measures
25 minutes -
Ahafo Ano South-West schools get sanitation facilities
29 minutes -
Beyond the Deluge: The case for archiving floods and state responses in Ghana
32 minutes -
Gunmen abduct students sitting exams in northeast Nigeria
36 minutes -
Prudential Bank plants over 200 trees at Achimota Forest to mark 6th year of Tree for Life Restoration
45 minutes -
Morocco beats Netherlands on penalties to reach last 16 of World Cup
47 minutes -
Why I can’t date Nigerian celebrities – Tems
57 minutes -
OSPs ‘Youth Against Corruption’ launches platform to promote ethics and integrity among young people
1 hour -
IMF reaches staff-level deal with Egypt that could unlock $1.6 billion
1 hour -
Rights groups file complaint against Ghana over Trump deportations
1 hour -
Paraguay declares national holiday after team shock Germany at World Cup
1 hour -
India’s biggest share sales tell the story of a country glued to its phones
2 hours -
Thieves of the Cathedral (A novel by Jimmy Aglah)
2 hours