On October 13, FIFA announced the latest edition of FIFA women's national team ranking. Compared with the previous rankings, the Chinese women's soccer team's points remained unchanged, and the world ranking went up by one place to rank 15th and fourth in Asia.
FIFA women's soccer rankings are different from men's soccer and are published only once a year. According to the FIFA plan, this year, published this year.FIFA women's national team rankings are: March 25, June 17, August 5, December 9th.
FIFA will hold the draw for the 9th Women's World Cup Finals in Australia and New Zealand on October 22 in Auckland, New Zealand FIFA Women's National Team Rankings will be used as the basis for the group draw. Therefore, FIFA will add the latest edition of the FIFA Women's National Team Rankings today.
The last FIFA women's soccer ranking was released on August 5th. At that time, China's women's soccer team scored 1862.87 points, ranking 16th in the world in Asia. After North Korea, Japan and Australia, the Chinese women's soccer team ranked fourth in Asia. In the past scoring cycle, the Chinese women's soccer team went to the U.S. to train and played 11 warm-up matches, but there was no international A-grade matches, so the latest edition of the FIFA China Women's Soccer Ranking stayed at 1,862.87 points, with a 1-position rise in the world ranking and no change in the Asian ranking.
Asia, Japan, Australia, China, South Korea, Vietnam, Taipei, Thailand, Uzbekistan South, Taipei, Thailand, Uzbekistan and Myanmar. North Korea is the only Asian team ranked in the world's top 10, and the top five Asian teams are all ranked in the world's top 20.The associations ranked 11-20 are: the Philippines, India, Jordan, Iran, Hong Kong, Laos, Bahrain, Malaysia, Guam and Indonesia.
The top ten associations in the world are: USA, Sweden, Germany, UK, France, Spain, Canada, Netherlands, Brazil, North Korea, and the top 11-20 associations are: Japan, Norway, Australia, Italy, China, Iceland, South Korea, Denmark, Austria, Belgium.
FIFA announced today the FIFA Women's National Team Rankings, according to an announcement made by FIFA today, with the following breakdown of the teams that will participate in the final of the 9th Women's World Cup in Australia & New Zealand in 2023 (FIFA rankings in parentheses):
Tier 1: Australia (13 hosts), New Zealand (22 hosts), United States (1), Sweden (2), Germany (3), Great Britain (4), France (5), Spain (6);
Tier 2: Canada (7), Netherlands (8), Brazil (9), Japan (11), Norway (12), Italy (14), China (15), Korea (17);
Third level: Denmark (18), Switzerland (21), Ireland (24), Colombia (27), Argentina (29), Viet Nam (34), Costa Rica (37), Jamaica (43);
Tier 4: Nigeria (45), Philippines (53), South Africa (54), Morocco (76), Zambia (81), winner of Play-off A, winner of Play-off B, winner of Play-off C.
