Peringkat Negara-negara di FIFA

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Germans close on Dutch, England go fifth



World and European champions Spain remain unchallenged atop of this month’s FIFA/Coca-Cola World Ranking. Although La Roja’s defeat by England and draw with Costa Rica lost them points, their place on the global ladder remains unchanged.

Just behind them, an intriguing three-way tussle is under way, with Germany edging dangerously close to the second-placed Netherlands following their 3-0 victory in the match between the two sides.

Hot on their heels are Uruguay, who are continuing to make progress following their convincing 4-0 win over Chile in the South American Zone qualifiers for the 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil™ and a friendly defeat of Italy, which brought Cesare Prandelli's team's 13-game unbeaten run to an end.

Within the top ten, England (5th, up 2) have climbed up the Ranking, as have Portugal (7th, up 1) and Croatia (8th, up 4) thanks to recent successes in UEFA EURO 2012 qualifying.

In the top 50, meanwhile, Czech Republic (33rd, up 14) and Ecuador (42nd, up 10) have made the biggest jumps.

Three teams are currently in their highest-ever position since the launch of the FIFA/Coca-Cola World Ranking in August 1993: Venezuela (39th, up 1), Cape Verde Islands (57th, up 9) and Antigua and Barbuda (83rd, up 7).

Interestingly, Sao Tome e Príncipe (192nd, new) have been ranked for the first time in four years following their two FIFA World Cup qualifiers against Congo in November.

In all, 131 international 'A' matches were played in the past month, of which 72 were Brazil 2014 preliminaries, eight were EURO 2012 qualifiers and the remaining 51 were friendlies.

http://www.fifa.com/worldranking/news/newsid=1546348/index.html?cid=newsletter_en_20111124_newsid1546348

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Peringkat FIFA
Zambia Melesat, Jerman ke Peringkat Kedua
Meylan Fredy Ismawan - detikSport



Zurich - Keberhasilan Zambia menjuarai Piala Afrika 2012 langsung memengaruhi posisi mereka di peringkat terbaru FIFA. The Copper Bullets melompat 28 strip ke posisi ke-43.

Ini adalah posisi tertinggi yang ditempati oleh Zambia sejak Februari 2001. Di antara negara-negara Afrika, posisi mereka adalah yang terbaik keempat.

Pantai Gading, yang dikalahkan Zambia di final Piala Afrika, masih jadi wakil Afrika dengan peringkat terbaik. The Elephants naik tiga strip dan kini bercokol di posisi ke-15.

Dua tim tuan rumah Piala Afrika, Gabon dan Guinea Ekuatorial, juga mendapat penghargaan atas kesuksesannya menembus perempatfinal. Gabon naik 46 strip ke posisi ke-45, sedangkan Guinea melesat 41 tingkat ke posisi 110.

Sementara itu, Jerman mendapatkan posisi terbaik mereka sejak Mei 2009. Der Panzer naik satu tingkat ke peringkat kedua dan menggusur Belanda. Posisi teratas masih tetap dikuasai Spanyol.

Portugal naik ke peringkat keenam, Brasil turun ke peringkat ketujuh. Pertukaran posisi juga terjadi antara Italia dan Kroasia yang kini ada di posisi kedelapan dan kesembilan. Sebagai pelengkap 10 besar adalah Denmark yang naik satu strip dari peringkat ke-11.

Bagaimana dengan Indonesia? Peringkat 'Merah Putih' merosot tiga strip ke posisi ke-146. Di antara negara-negara Asia Tenggara, Indonesia masih kalah dari Vietnam (100) dan Thailand (130), tapi lebih baik daripada Singapura (148) dan Malaysia (150).

Dua Puluh Besar Peringkat FIFA Saat Ini:
Peringkat Dunia-Negara
1. Spanyol
2. Jerman
3. Belanda
4. Uruguay
5. Inggris
6. Portugal
7. Brasil
8. Italia
9. Kroasia
10. Denmark
11. Argentina
12. Chile
13. Rusia
14. Yunani
15. Pantai Gading
16. Swiss
17. Prancis
18. Swedia
19. Bosnia-Herzegovina
20. Republik Irlandia

146. Indonesia

http://sport.detik.com/sepakbola/read/2012/02/15/181438/1843454/73/zambia-melesat-jerman-ke-peringkat-kedua

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Zambia soar as Germany go second



The CAF Africa Cup of Nations has left its mark on the latest edition of the FIFA/Coca-Cola World Ranking, with Zambia, who won their first continental title in Equatorial Guinea and Gabon, climbing to 43rd. This is the first time since February 2001 that the side, coached by Herve Renard, have made it into the top 50.

Despite losing on penalties in the decider, Côte d’Ivoire (15th, up 3) remain Africa’s highest-positioned team. Aside from the two finalists, third-placed Mali (44th, up 25) as well as host nations Gabon (45th, up 46) and Equatorial Guinea (110th, up 41) have made considerable ground.

Changes are also to be seen in the top ten, with Germany (2nd, up 1) bumping the Netherlands out of second place to take up position behind Spain, and Portugal (6th, up 1) and Italy (8th, up 1) also making headway. Denmark have moved into the top ten (10th, up 1), pushing Argentina down to 11th.

All of these changes in the FIFA/Coca-Cola Ranking are due to the devaluation of matches from previous years, as no top-ten team has played a match in the last month.

The balance of power between the confederations remains relatively unchanged: UEFA has 27 teams in the top 50 (down 1), CONMEBOL has nine, CAF six, CONCACAF four (up 1), the AFC four and the OFC zero.

The results of 51 international matches have been taken into account in compiling the current edition of the FIFA/Coca-Cola Ranking, of which 32 took place as part of the CAF Africa Cup of Nations and 19 were friendlies.

The next FIFA/Coca-Cola World Ranking will be issued on 7 March 2012, one week earlier than originally planned.

http://www.fifa.com/worldranking/news/newsid=1584204/index.html?cid=newsletter_en_20120216_newsid1584204

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African teams on the march

Ninety-one games have been taken into account for the March edition of the FIFA/Coca-Cola World Ranking, three-quarters of which were friendly matches.

The Netherlands (2nd, up 1) are once again Spain’s closest challengers thanks to their 3-2 victory in England, which was coupled with a 2-1 defeat for Germany (3rd, down 1). Meanwhile, Argentina (8th, up 3) have returned to the top ten after a one-month absence, pushing Denmark (11th, down 1) out of the coveted positions in the process.

In Asia, ten matches in the third round of the preliminary competition for the 2014 FIFA World Cup™ have left their mark. Uzbekistan (67th, up ten) sensationally defeated Japan (33rd, down 3) 1-0 to claim top spot in their group, and they now head into round four defending an unbeaten record. Korea Republic (30th, up 4) have also benefited from Japan’s slip-up to surge past the Samurai Blue for the first time since 2004, whereas Australia (20th, up 2) have also returned to the top 20 thanks to their high-scoring 4-2 victory over Saudi Arabia.

The biggest climbers of the month all come from Africa, however, with the victors of 13 matches in the second round of CAF Africa Cup of Nations 2013 qualifying all securing the most points, and Congo (101st, up 29), Chad (112th, up 29) and São Tomé e Príncipe (115th, up 53) in particular all causing a stir. São Tomé e Príncipe and Estonia (47th, up 7) are both also currently in their highest-ever positions since the introduction of the FIFA/Coca-Cola World Ranking.

The next FIFA/Coca-Cola Ranking will be published on 11 April 2012.

http://www.fifa.com/worldranking/news/newsid=1595085/index.html?cid=newsletter_en_20120308_newsid1595085

[Andi Istiabudi]

Kapan yach Indonesia masuk 50 besar dunia ? Hehehe...

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England drop in world rankings

England have fallen one place to seventh in the latest world rankings announced by FIFA on Wednesday.

It returns the Three Lions to the place they occupied immediately after the 2010 World Cup and more recently, in October last year and is a result of Portugal's rise of two spots to fifth.

England are now the fifth-highest-ranked European nation, trailing leaders Spain by a massive 310 points.

Germany have moved up to second, with Holland, winners at Wembley in February, dropping back two spots to fourth.

Copa America winners Uruguay (third) are the only non-European team in the top five, with Brazil in sixth.

Of the other Home Nations, both Wales (41st) and Scotland (48th) have risen.

However, the fall of Northern Ireland continues, down seven to 100th spot, level with Antigua, a startling statistic for a country that competed at two World Cup finals tournaments in the 1980s. The Republic of Ireland have joined Switzerland in joint 18th spot.

In a month where only 24 international matches were played worldwide, North Korea were the biggest risers, up 24 to 86th, with Georgia dropping 21 places to 95th.

http://bleacherreport.com/tb/bg0qb?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=newsletter&utm_campaign=world-football

[tumpal_oneunited]

Merindukan Indonesia bisa masuk dalam peringkat 2 digit..
Atau setidaknya bisa jadi No 1 dululah di ASEAN..Hehehe

[Andi Istiabudi]

Originally Posted by tumpal_oneunited

Merindukan Indonesia bisa masuk dalam peringkat 2 digit..
Atau setidaknya bisa jadi No 1 dululah di ASEAN..Hehehe

Iya, tidak perlu mimpi muluk-muluk masuk 20 besar dunia untuk saat ini.
Bisa menjadi juara piala AFF dan Sea Games ibarat sudah menjadi juara dunia bagi rakyat Indonesia

[tumpal_oneunited]

Originally Posted by Andi Istiabudi

Iya, tidak perlu mimpi muluk-muluk masuk 20 besar dunia untuk saat ini.
Bisa menjadi juara piala AFF dan Sea Games ibarat sudah menjadi juara dunia bagi rakyat Indonesia

Betul sekali Bro..Hehehe
Sudah lama sekali rasa haus ini tidak terpenuhi..
Semoga dalam waktu dekat bisa terkabul.Amin

[Andi Istiabudi]

Ada yang tahu berapakah peringkat terbaik Indonesia sepanjang sejarah menjadi anggota FIFA ?