No. 16, Senegal, stands proudly in the world rankings at No. 18.
No. 17, Wales, a dark horse on the world stage, ranked 19th.
Iran, the pride of Eastern soccer, is firmly ranked 20th in the world.
Serbia, the representative of Eastern European soccer, is ranked twenty-first.
Morocco, the Lions of North Africa, are ranked 22nd in the world.
Japan, the leading Asian soccer player, is ranked 24th.
Poland, the powerhouse of Central European soccer, is ranked twenty-sixth.
South Korea, the evergreen of Asian soccer, is ranked 28th in the world.
Tunisia, the green star of North Africa, is ranked 30th.
Costa Rica, Central America's soccer powerhouse, is ranked 31st.
Australia, the representative of southern hemisphere soccer, is ranked thirty-eighth in the world.
Canada, the pioneer of North American soccer, is ranked 41st.
Cameroon, the lion of African soccer, is ranked forty-third in the world.
Ecuador, the powerhouse of South American soccer, is ranked an impressive 44th.
Saudi Arabia, the giant of West Asian soccer, is ranked 50th in the world.
Qatar, the rising star of Middle Eastern soccer, is ranked 51st.
Ghana, the shining jewel of African soccer, is ranked 60th.
