It’s official. The United States is ranked 16th in the world, one spot ahead of continental rivals Mexico.
Still not a lot of weight in the rankings, since FIFA counts second and third-team exhibition games. But it always feels good to move up in the world, even if it’s not very far.
Spain and Brazil stayed at no. 1 and no. 2 respectively. England jumped a spot to no. 7.
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