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Morocco Climb to Fifth in Live FIFA Ranking

Brazil’s latest result has opened the door for Morocco to move into the top five of the FIFA men’s world ranking.

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A historic leap has been made by the Moroccan team in the ranks of the greats of the world, having benefited from the trip of one of the football giants to an unprecedented position in his career.

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International friendly football matches and continental tournaments were held on the 25th, and the FIFA rankings have seen further changes. The International Federation of Association Football (FIFA) provides live updates of the rankings after the matches. Among the top teams, Brazil dropped in the rankings, while Morocco rose to 5th place.

Morocco's national team continues to climb in the FIFA world rankings. Thanks to Brazil's draw against Australia on Friday, the Atlas Lions are in fifth place in the world, marking a historic performance for Moroccan football and strengthening their status among the world's best selections.

The Moroccan national team climbed to fifth place in the FIFA World Ranking on Friday, September 25, 2026, with 1803.99 points, surpassing Brazil, which dropped to sixth after its 1-1 draw with Australia. The Atlas Lions thus equaled the best ranking ever achieved by an African team, a record previously held by Nigeria in 1994. Morocco currently tops the […]. The article "Morocco Reaches Fifth Place in FIFA Ranking" first appeared on Tanja7.

The draw in 1 to 1 with Australia last Friday (25/9) cost the Brazilian Team a position among the top five teams in the Fifa ranking. The result made the cast trained by Carlo Ancelotti fall to the sixth place in the world table. The match marked the return of the Brazilian team to the [...]

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Metrópoles broke the news on Friday, September 25, 2026.
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