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Canadian women fall one spot to No. 8 in FIFA rankings while Brazil climbs to fourth
- The Canadian women's soccer team dropped one spot to No. 7 in the FIFA rankings released on June 13, 2025.
- This ranking change followed 168 women's internationals played since March 6, including Canada's split two-game series with Argentina and wins over Haiti.
- Colombia rose three positions to 48th following a 3-1 victory against the team from New Zealand, who slipped down one spot in the rankings.
- Brazil climbed four spots to fourth place after Amanda Gutierres scored a late winner to secure a 2-1 victory over the U.S. in April.
- These shifts highlight a more competitive landscape as Spain and Germany win all games since the last rankings and narrow the gap with the U.S.
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The United States remains at the top of the ranking, followed by Spain and Germany.
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Canadian women fall one spot to No. 8 in FIFA rankings while Brazil climbs to fourth
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CanWNT fall one place in FIFA rankings to No. 8 despite Canada's 3 wins from last 4 games
The Canadian women’s national team dropped two places in the FIFA world rankings in the first half of 2025. In the latest rankings update, CanWNT fell from No. 7 to No. 8 in the world, despite the fact they beat Haiti twice and Argentina once in their four matches since the previous update. Canada, whose […] The post CanWNT fall one place in FIFA rankings to No. 8 despite Canada’s 3 wins from last 4 games appeared first on Canadian Soccer Daily.
Brazil won four positions in female football selection rankings, announced in this Thursday (12) the International Federation of Football (Fifa). Thus, the canary team assumed the fourth position of the relationship, which has not occurred since December 2013. The advance in the ranking came after the recent victories of Brazil and Japan in front of the United States. The first triumph of female selection was before the North Americans, one from…
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