The month of September was marked by good news for the Congolese football team, the Leopards, who moved up several places in the Fédération Internationale de Football Association (FIFA) rankings. With their recent convincing performances, the Congolese team rose to 64th place in the world, thus gaining 5 places compared to the previous ranking.
This rise in the rankings is good news for the Leopards, who are seeking to position themselves in the second hat before the draw for the African Cup of Nations (CAN) scheduled for the second week of October. By also gaining two places on the continental chessboard, the DRC now ranks 12th in Africa, thus strengthening its chances for continental competition.
Globally, the top 10 is dominated by renowned nations such as Argentina, France, Brazil, England and Belgium. Interestingly, these top teams maintain their position at the top of the rankings. This underlines the competitiveness of international football and the consistency of performance of top teams.
In Africa, the ranking highlights selections such as Morocco, Senegal, Tunisia, Algeria and Egypt, which are among the best African teams. The DRC is positioned among the fifteen best teams on the continent, among competitors such as Nigeria, Cameroon, Mali and Ivory Coast.
This positive development in the ranking is the result of the hard work of the players and the management of the Congolese selection. The Leopards continue to show their determination and potential on the pitch, hoping to qualify for the next major competitions and proudly represent their country on the international stage.
In conclusion, the monthly FIFA ranking reflects the constantly evolving performance of the Congolese football selection. The Leopards continue to climb the ladder and position themselves among the best African teams. Their current ranking is encouraging for the team who hopes to reach new heights in upcoming competitions.