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FIFA World Ranking: Nigeria Now 48th, 4th In Africa.


Nigeria has taken a step up the FIFA Football Ranking List. In the newly released list, the Super Eagles rose to 1415 points to finish 48th in the month of September. This follows their 3-0 win over Seychelles in the 2019 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) qualifier.

The new list also raises the Nigerian team to spot of 5th best football national team in Africa. Topping the FIFA list is Belgium with 1729 points followed closely by France.


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