Showing posts with label Cocacola ranking. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cocacola ranking. Show all posts

Wednesday, 6 June 2012

FIFA/Coca-Cola World Ranking: Spain at the top, Euro 2012 Group B all in top ten


Sunday, 3 June 2012

Holland 6 Northern Ireland 0 in Euro 2012 international friendly as Van Persie and Afellay score double each: Also see FIFA 12 video

Holland completed their warm-up campaign for Euro 2012 with 6-0 victory over Northern Ireland side at Amsterdam ArenA. The visitors were forced to defence in their own half, but that only helped them to reduce Holland lead in the first half to 4-0. Premier league top scorer Arsenal’s hit man Robin Van Persie score twice, Inter Milan midfielder Wesley Sneijder and Barcelona young striker Ibrahim

Wednesday, 24 August 2011

New updated FIFA-Coca-Cola World Ranking for August 2011

FIFA Cocacola world ranking has been released and signal the end of Spain more than a year dominancy coming to an end. Netherlands are the new FIFA ranking leaders, their first ever highest rank; poorest rank was 25th in May 1998.

The new top ranked countries have joined other 6 countries (Argentina, Brazil, France, Germany, Italy and Spain) to have topped the world ranking. Except for Dutch

Wednesday, 27 July 2011

Updated FIFA/Coca-Cola World Ranking top ten ranking Jul 2011: World, CAF and UEFA

New FIFA Cocacola ranking countries soccer rankings have been released for Jul 2011. Previous FIFA ranking was released on Jun 29th 2011. The top three is unchanged still dominated by Spain, Nertheland and Germany, despite both three lossing more than 100 points. The two world cup finalist still lead the ranking. One change in top ten contries, as Uruguay move to top 10, Mexico drop to 20th

Thursday, 30 June 2011

FIFA/Cocacola world ranking for Africa (CAF) national teams 2011

Africa national football teams FIFA/Cocacola ranking released on Jun 2011. FIFA ranking for (CAF)Africa teams moved Cote d'Ivoire 7 place up in world ranking: their best position ever in the ranking. After the 2010 world cup success, South Africa seems to be dropping having moved from 90th to 38th in the last ranking.