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US remains atop in FIFA women's rankings

By IANS | Updated: June 10, 2023 10:00 IST

Geneva, June 10 The top five teams remained the same as the International Federation of Football Association (FIFA) ...

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Geneva, June 10 The top five teams remained the same as the International Federation of Football Association (FIFA) newly released the women's rankings.

The United States, Germany, Sweden, England and France are the top five teams on the rankings, which were refreshed after three months, reports Xinhua.

A total of 101 international games were played during the span as teams are preparing for the upcoming FIFA Women's World Cup in Australian and New Zealand, which is to kick off on July 20.

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