This Thursday, FIFA updated their rankings after the conclusion of the international break of March, so that France secured their place in the semi -final of the UEFA Nations League. Nevertheless, the men of Didier Deschamps have fallen from second to third place in the worldwide classification.
A precious defeat against Croatia
A key factor behind this drop was the 2-0 defeat of Les Bleus against Croatia in the first stage of their Nations League quarterfinals collision. In the meantime, Spain made it about it, while they insured a draw and a fine -shooting victory against the Netherlands in the same league, causing them to catch up in second place. La Roja now has 1854.64 points, which is only 1.93 points for Les Bleus. It marks the highest place for Spain in the FIFA ranking list since June 2014.Argentina continues to lead the ranking after victories over Uruguay and Brazil. In the meantime, England holds fourth place after two victories against Albania and Latvia. GFFN | George Boxall
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