FIFA's latest ranking: China's women's football team fell to 15th in the world! Japan promoted 8th and champion Spain 2nd

On August 25, Beijing time, FIFA announced the latest issue of the women's football world rankings. The Chinese women's football team, which returned home from the World Cup, dropped one place to rank 15th in the world and 3rd in Asia.

In the recently concluded 2023 Women's World Cup, the Chinese women's football team ranked third in the group stage 0-1 Denmark, 1-0 Haiti, 1-6 England, 1-2 losses, and did not qualify from the group for the first time since participating in the World Cup, and finally ranked 23rd among 32 teams. This also caused the Chinese women's football team to drop one place in the latest FIFA ranking to 15th, and the lowest ranking of Chinese women's football team in history is 19th in the world.

The Japanese women's football team, which performed well in this World Cup and reached the top 8, has risen three places to the top 10 and reached the 8th place in the world, which is the highest ranked team in Asia.

In addition, the new World Cup champion Spain moved up to No. 2, while third-place Sweden Women's ranked No. 1 in the world. The English women's team, who finished runners-up, finished fourth. The former hegemonic U.S. women's football team fell to third place, while Brazil and Germany, two veteran powerhouses that did not qualify from the group in this World Cup, ranked sixth and ninth respectively.

P.S. Women's football world ranking latest top 15

1 - Sweden, 2 - Spain, 3 - USA, 4 - England, 5 - France

6 - Germany, 7 - Netherlands, 8 - Japan (first in Asia), 9 - Brazil, 10, Canada

11 - Australia (second in Asia), 12 - Denmark, 13 - Norway, 14 - Iceland, 15 - China (third in Asia)