France is second in the latest national team rankings, Brazil keeps falling, and Portugal is seventh

As we all know, after the end of the national team match day, FIFA officials generally announce the new national team rankings. And just now, the foreign media Ole newspaper calculated a new ranking in advance according to the points coefficient of the national team competition. In first place is still Argentina, although they lost to Uruguay in this edition. But with a performance like the win over Brazil, they are still in first place.

For the Pampas Eagles, they have to adjust their form as soon as possible. Otherwise, it is very likely that they will be overtaken by the French team next. In second place is the French team, I have to say that they are still a pity in this period, originally they had the hope of directly surpassing the Argentine team to the first place. However, the 14:0 Gibraltar match adds very little to the points coefficient because the difference between the national team rankings between the two sides is too much. And then they had another draw, which made their points plummet. Therefore, the French team was not able to narrow the gap with the Argentine team in this period, but was a little closer to the team behind them. I have to say, it's a great pity.

In third place is England, who have overtaken Belgium to move into the top three. As the current top team on paper is second only to France in terms of strength. England have been very good in recent international breaks, holding victory in their hands. The excellent performance on all fronts has made the points coefficient of the England national team rise again and again. At present, it should not be a big problem to be in the top three steadily. For this England team, they have the ability to touch next year's European Championships.

In fourth place is the Belgian team, which had already fallen to fifth place in the previous period. In the eyes of the outside world, it was only a matter of time before the European Red Devils fell, but they did not expect that Brazil, who were originally ranked fourth, suffered consecutive defeats this period. And the Belgian team itself ushered in a winning streak, which brought them back to the top four, which was still very surprising to the fans. Maybe their overall lineup is no longer as strong as before, but the rise of teenagers such as Doku has given them hope, and there is no problem in ranking fourth.

In fifth place is the Brazilian team, which is a great shame for this period. Back-to-back defeats have left their points coefficient plummeting, and the defeat at home to Argentina at Maracanã has left them even more embarrassed. For this samba team, they have reached their lowest point in recent years. I thought that they would go to the next level without Neymar, but in fact Neymar is the fig leaf for this Brazilian team. Now their true strength has been completely exposed, and they have lost the background that a strong team should have.

In 6th place is the Dutch team, which has played well this period. The solid midfield and the precise tactical arrangement of the head coach have made them very competitive. Although it will not be a direct title next year, there is no problem in competing for the semi-finals of the European Championship. In seventh place is Portugal, who have dropped one place this period. Portugal have been in good form lately, winning 10 in a row in all competitions. Whether it is the veterans led by Ronaldo or the Mesozoic players led by B Fei, they have played well and maintained good form. Today's Portuguese team is fully capable of wrestling with England, France and other strong opponents, and deserves to be ranked 7th. In 8th place is the Spanish team, who have not changed much in this period. Of course, it is a pity that several stars in the team have suffered injuries, especially Gavi, who is directly reimbursed for the season, which can be described as more than worth the loss.

In ninth place is the Italian team, whose points coefficient has not changed for this period. The Italian team has also rebounded recently, and under the leadership of Chiesa, the Apennines have finally regained a bit of face. Looking forward to their performance at next year's European Championships. In 10th place is Croatia, who have played well this time and have managed to maintain their top-10 position. It is worth mentioning that the German team, which fans are more concerned about, ranked 16th in this period, and their performance was really bad. What do you think about this?