On June 25th, nightfall, FIFA's official website quietly released the latest ranking list of women's national teams. China's women's soccer team, with a solid point total, slipped one place to 15th in the overall ranking, with 1,875 points. However, in the Asian landscape, they remain firmly in fourth place behind Australia, Japan and North Korea. The U.S. women's soccer team, with a whopping 2,197 points, is sitting at the top of the overall standings. And on the stage of the Tokyo Olympics, China's women's soccer rivals - the Netherlands and Brazil - are ranked fourth and seventh, respectively.
The Chinese women's soccer team has paused the pace of official matches since the battle with the South Korean women's soccer team in April. The warm-up match against England Women's Football Team, which was scheduled to be held in Japan on June 7, was cancelled due to the epidemic. Nevertheless, the girls did not slacken off and have been gathering at the national team training base since June 10 to make the final push for the upcoming Tokyo Olympics.
The FIFA Women's National Team Rankings were updated, with China's women's soccer team scoring 1,875 points, dropping one spot in the overall rankings and being overtaken by Italy's women's soccer team. In Asia, we are behind Australia, Japan and North Korea, continuing to hold the fourth position.
As for the opponents in the same group, the Brazilian women's soccer team is in the seventh place with 1971 points, the Zambian women's soccer team is in the 104th place with 1191 points, and the Dutch women's soccer team is still in the fourth place with 2035 points in spite of the decrease in the number of points. The United States women's soccer team, which is firmly at the top of the table, consolidated its lead with 2,197 points without a doubt. Germany, France, Holland and Sweden, the four European women's soccer forces, in turn, occupied the second to fourth place on the list.FIFA's official website reveals that the next phase of the women's national team rankings will be on August 20 to meet with you.
