The November 2021 FIFA ranking of national football teams is proving to be an interesting read for football enthusiasts. The table reflects the performance of different nations on the international stage and offers a clear view of the global hierarchy in football.
The latest results have brought their share of surprises and significant changes. Argentina, led by Lionel Messi, occupies the first place, closely followed by France, the reigning world champion. Spain, England and Brazil complete the top 5, demonstrating the competitiveness of the teams from these nations.
As for Africa, Morocco has taken the first place in the continental ranking, followed by Senegal and Egypt. Algeria, the reigning African champion, occupies the fourth position, while Nigeria and Ivory Coast complete the top 6. The presence of these nations confirms the rise of African football on the international stage.
The Democratic Republic of Congo, despite its inconsistent performance, ranks 11th on the African continent. Recent defeats against Guinea and Ethiopia have had an impact on the Leopards’ ranking, as they seek to regain their place among the continent’s best teams.
This FIFA ranking for November 2021 is therefore a reflection of the latest performances of the national teams and offers an interesting insight into the world football hierarchy. It also highlights the importance of international matches for national teams and the need for them to maintain a high level of performance to be among the elite of world football.