Despite beating Togo and drawing against Morocco Under-23 National team in international friendly matches, the Flames of Malawi have dropped 10 places in the latest Fifa rankings released by the world soccer governing body on Thursday.
The Flames find themselves ranked 116 from 106 in the world. Ronny Van Geneudgen’ men played two international friendly matches in Morocco last week when they drew 1-all against Morocco’s junior side before beating Togo 1-nil courtesy of a Richard Mbulu’s strike.
Egypt remains Africa’s power house after maintaining their top position but have dropped five steps in the world to 30 while their neighbors Tunisia are second in Africa and 31 in the world.
Africa’s champions Cameroon have also dropped ten steps to 45 from 35 while they occupy 6th position in Africa.
Germany have leapfrogged Brazil at the top while Portugal, Argentina and Belgium complete the top five.
Africa’ top ten:
- Egypt
- Tunisia
- Senegal
- DRC
- Nigeria
- Cameroon
- Burkina Faso
- Ghana
- Ivory Coast
- Morocco
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ine ndiye ndinasiya kusapapota manyawo bola kumasapota makalabu basi
Its strange no one is surprised
I wonder why anthu mumalimbana ndi flames kusiya ma club amene amapanga contribute ma player ku flames
Kodi Malawi ikanalipobe?
Aaaaaaaaa MALAWI TEEEEEEM yoyaluka ngat HULE ozavala Pant Iyaaaaaaa!
guyz mesa pakatipa sitinaluze ndiye zitheka bwanj kukapezeka konseko
Gud news
Malawi national team? Do we have one? I thought we had a women’s team only
Very wonderful drop
Aikondela bwanji, only 10 steps, mphale ngati zimenezi, next time inu a fifa mukamazaisiso make sure that ili pamapeto penipeni.
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