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And the FIFA Rankings change again.

By Ana on Jul 2, 2008 in FIFA Rank

It was about time. After some World Cup Qualifying matches and a little something that went on for a month called EURO 2008, the Fifa Rankings have changed. A lot. Spain, of course hits spot #1. Italy comes in second (???) and Germany in third (shouldn’t they be in second?). Brazil has fallen to the 4th spot. But the best of all, is that Argentina (the previous #1) has dropped to 6th, which makes my day brighter and happier. Kudos to FIFA Rank today!

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urko | Jul 2, 2008 | Reply

I wonder if you’re a sad britt who didn’t even make it to the Euro Cup, a sad brazilian who just got whipped by venezuelans and paraguayans, or a Spanish with the best written English ever. In any case, you should wake up every morning and thank God for Argentine futbol, NABO!
Ana | Jul 2, 2008 | Reply

I would be the sad Brazilian, who thanks God for Brazilian football, but enjoys seeing Argentina a bit lower in the rank even though they have been playing much better football than Brazil.

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