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Nigeria’s Super Falcons have maintained their position as Africa’s top women’s football team in the latest FIFA rankings, holding firm at 36th place globally.
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Overview of the Latest FIFA Women’s World Rankings
The FIFA Women’s World Rankings, released on March 6, 2025, reflect the current standings of women’s national football teams globally.
These rankings consider recent match performances, tournament outcomes, and overall team progress.
Notably, the United States Women’s National Team (USWNT) continues to hold the top position, followed by Spain, Germany, England, and Japan.
Super Falcons’ Position in Global Rankings
Nigeria’s Super Falcons have maintained their 36th position in the global rankings.
This stability showcases their consistent performance on the international stage, despite facing formidable opponents and challenges.
African Women’s Football Rankings
Within Africa, the Super Falcons lead the rankings, underscoring their dominance in the continent’s women’s football scene.
The top five African teams and their global positions are as follows:
- Nigeria: 36th globally
- South Africa: 53rd globally
- Morocco: 61st globally
- Zambia: 62nd globally
- Ghana: 66th globally
These rankings highlight the competitive nature of women’s football in Africa and the Super Falcons’ prominent role within it.
FIFA’s Statement on the Latest Rankings
“The newest edition of the FIFA/Coca-Cola Women’s World Ranking™ marks several significant milestones,” FIFA announced.
“This first ranking of 2025 includes a record-breaking 196 teams, the highest number to date. Notably, Djibouti makes its debut, securing the 195th position. This update reflects key developments over the past few months, during which 127 international matches have taken place, including the African qualifiers for the FIFA Women’s World Cup Brazil 2027.”
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Global Women’s Football Landscape
The latest FIFA Women’s World Rankings also indicate shifts among the top teams worldwide.
The United States remains at the pinnacle, with Spain closely following.
Japan’s recent performance in the SheBelieves Cup has propelled them to 5th place, showcasing the dynamic and evolving nature of international women’s football.
Looking Ahead: Upcoming Challenges and Opportunities
As the Super Falcons continue their journey, upcoming tournaments and matches present both challenges and opportunities to improve their global standing.
Their consistent ranking reflects their dedication, but the team remains focused on climbing higher in future FIFA rankings.
