The Leopards of the Democratic Republic of Congo have made a good comeback in the latest FIFA rankings. According to the latest updates, the team moved up 5 places compared to the previous month, rising to 64th place in the world. This performance also allows them to climb to 12th place at continental level.
This advancement in the standings is the result of recent impressive performances from the team led by Sébastien Desabre. The Leopards managed to win important matches, which earned them this significant progression in the world rankings.
This new position also offers good prospects for the DR Congo in view of the CAN (Africa Cup of Nations) draw scheduled for October. Indeed, a place in the second hat would allow the team to avoid formidable opponents during the African competition.
Here are the top 10 in the world according to the latest FIFA rankings:
1. Argentina
2. France
3. Brazil
4. England
5. Belgium
6. Croatia
7. Holland
8. Portugal
9. Italy
10. Spain
Regarding the African ranking, here is the top 15:
1. Morocco
2. Senegal
3. Tunisia
4. Algeria
5. Egypt
6. Nigeria
7. Cameroon
8. Mali
9. Ivory Coast
10. Burkina Faso
11. Ghana
12. DRC
13. South Africa
14. Cape Verde
15. Guinea
This progression in the ranking is excellent news for Congolese supporters and is a reflection of the efforts and talent of the players. The Leopards can now focus on their preparation for the next CAN, with the aim of achieving great performances and proudly representing their country on the African stage.