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FIFA rankings

Brazil far ahead

AFP, Paris
World champions Brazil remain top of the FIFA World Rankings published Wednesday while Argentina storm back into the top 10 after their penalty shoot-out second place in Copa America.
France remain second and Spain third in the rankings, a podium virtually unchanged since August 2002.
The best mover of the month title goes to Uzbekistan, which rose 29 places to 51st place following their surprise Asian Cup quarter-final appearance.
Top 20 Rankings
pts
1. Brazil 849
2. France 809
3. Spain 790
4. Argentina 774
5. Czech Republic 762
6. Netherlands 747
7. England 732
8. Mexico 731
9. Italy 728
10. Turkey 719
USA 719
12. Portugal 714
13. Germany 712
14. Greece 710
15. Denmark 703
16. Cameroon 700
Ireland 700
18. Nigeria 696
19. Uruguay 691
20. Japan 685
Sweden 685