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Despite bagging two wins, Ghana stays put at 60 in FIFA World Rankings

Yaw Adjei-Mintah by Yaw Adjei-Mintah
September 21, 2023
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Ghana's starting unit in a friendly game against Liberia

Ghana's starting unit in a friendly game against Liberia

Ghana has been ranked 60th in the FIFA World ranking for September as Morocco’s run as Africa’s highest ranked nation continues.

The Atlas Lions moved up two spots on the rankings to 13th while reigning African champion Senegal ranks 18th after dropping two spots.

The Black Stars on the other hand, continues to sit outside the top 10 ranked nations in Africa as the four time AFCON winner ranks 11th in the rankings.

The ranking comes in the wake of the immediate past international football window where Ghana beat Central African Republic (CAR) 2-1 to book its place at the 2023 AFCON.

Progressing to compete in next year’s AFCON in Cote D’Ivoire marks Ghana’s 10th consecutive appearance at the glamour competition.

Ransford Konigsdorffer in action Photo Courtesy: GFA

The Black Stars followed the win up with a 3-1 win over Liberia in an international friendly game to extend head coach Chris Hughton’s unbeaten run to five games since taking over as the lead man on the sideline.

Scroll down to view the top 15 nations ranked in Africa,

  • 1 Morocco: 13
  • 2 Senegal: 20
  • 3 Tunisia: 29
  • 4 Algeria: 34
  • 5 Egypt: 35
  • 6 Nigeria: 40
  • 7 Cameroon: 41
  • 8 Mali: 49
Mohammed Kudus scored Ghana’s equalizer against CAR in a 2023 AFCON qualifier
  • 9 Ivory Coast: 50
  • 10 Burkina Faso: 58
  • 11 Ghana: 60
  • 12 DR Congo: 64
  • 13 South Africa: 65
  • 14 Cape Verde: 71
  • 15 Guinea: 81
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