FIFA Rankings: How Did Arab Teams Fare After November Break?

The FIFA World Rankings were updated today, reflecting performances during November’s international break. Reigning World Cup champions Argentina remain at the summit with 1867.25 points, followed closely by France (1859.78) and Spain (1853.27). Completing the top five are England and Brazil, with Germany making a return to the top 10 in 10th place.

In the Arab world, Morocco remains the top team even though it dropped one spot to 14th place globally, still holding the highest rank in Africa. Egypt is next, as the second-best Arab team, now ranked 33rd after falling three places, while Algeria stays at 37th.

The UAE made notable progress, climbing five places to 63rd globally and 8th among Arab nations.

Complete Arab Team Rankings in FIFA's Latest Update:

• Morocco: 14
• Egypt: 33
• Algeria: 37
• Qatar: 48
• Tunisia: 52
• Iraq: 56
• Saudi Arabia: 59
• UAE: 63
• Jordan: 64
• Oman: 80

Arab teams are still visible on the international scene despite ups and downs, and a number of countries are aiming for even greater success before future competitions.