FIFA's latest world ranking: the national football team rose 2 to 79th! Argentina remains 1st and England finish in the top 4

On June 29, Beijing time, FIFA announced the latest men's world rankings. World Cup champions Argentina remain in No. 1 place. In June's warm-up match for the national team, Argentina traveled to Asia in Beijing and Jakarta, defeating Australia and Indonesia 2-0 respectively. After continuing its winning streak, Argentina is firmly at the top of the world rankings.

The top three positions in France and Brazil also did not change. England, on the other hand, overtook Belgium to move up to 4th place, while Belgium fell to 5th place. Places 6th to 10 are Croatia, the Netherlands, Italy, Portugal and UEFA Nations League champions Spain.

As for the Chinese men's team, thanks to the 4-0 and 2-0 defeats of Myanmar and Palestine in this warm-up match for the national team, the Chinese men's team rose slightly by 6.80 points, from 81st to 79th in the world. The Chinese men's football team is still ranked 11th in Asia, with nearly 23 points away from Uzbekistan, which is 10th in Asia and 74th in the world. In the short term, it is still difficult for the Chinese men's football team to enter the top 10 in Asia.

The top 10 in Asia are Japan (20), Iran (22), Australia (27), South Korea (28), Saudi Arabia (53), Qatar (58), Iraq (70), the United Arab Emirates (72), Oman (73), and Uzbekistan (74).