Aftermath of the draw against Palestine' South Korean soccer dropped one place to 23rd in FIFA rankings...Asia's No. 1 ranking is Albon, and Indonesia's 4 steps 'Up'
Nov 29, 2024
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FIFA announced its November ranking on the 29th (Korea time). South Korea ranked 23rd, down one place from 22nd last month. Ranking points also received 1585.45 points, down from 1589.93 points recorded last month. Among the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) countries, it remained the third highest after Japan (15th) and Iran (18th). Australia came behind in 26th place. China ranked 92nd and North Korea 111th.
The drop in FIFA rankings was affected by the draw against Palestine. The Hong Myung-bo was cruising. In the first game, he drew with the Palestinians, but then raced on to a winning streak. Hong Myung-bo, who reported a 3-1 victory with Son Heung-min (Tottenham), who scored one goal and two assists in the second match against Oman, made a good result even though he operated Plan B in the A match in October. After beating Jordan 2-0, they defeated Iraq 3-2 on their home turf.
In Game 5, he cruised with a 3-1 victory over Kuwait. However, it was followed by a 1-1 draw against Palestine in Jordan, a neutral area. Palestine is ranked 101st.
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The two South Korean coaches in Southeast Asia smiled. Indonesia, led by head coach Shin Tae-yong, defeated Saudi Arabia 2-0 and jumped five places to 125th place. Vietnam, led by head coach Kim Sang-sik, also rose three notches to 116th place.
The most prominent country was Niger. It rose by a whopping nine notches. The opposite was Nigeria. It fell eight notches.
The FIFA rankings remained unchanged from 1st to 5th. France, Spain, England and Brazil followed with Argentina in the lead. There were some changes down there. With Portugal jumping one notch to sixth and the Netherlands to seventh, Belgium is in eighth place, down two spots. Italy and Germany were in the top 10.
◇ FIFA ranking in November
1. Argentina
2. France
3. Spain
4. England
5. Brazil
6. Portugal
7. Netherlands
8. Belgium
9. Italy
10. Germany
11. Uruguay
12. Colombia
13. Croatia
14. Morocco, the Republic of Korea
15. Japan
16. United States of America
17. Senegal
18. Iran
19. Mexico
20. Switzerland
21. Denmark
22. Austria
23. Korea
111. North Korea
116. Vietnam
125. Indonesia
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.