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Rabat – In the newest release of FIFA’s Women’s World Ranking this Friday, the Lionesses of the Atlas have slipped down by one position.
The Moroccan team currently occupies the 59th spot with a total of 1426.09 points, a slight drop from their previous 58th position in the rankings released earlier this year.
Previously, their tally stood at 1433.23 points, but the recent update sees a decrease to 1426.09, indicating a decline of 7.14 points.
This numerical shift underscores the increasingly competitive nature of international women’s football, where even slight fluctuations in performance can have repercussions on a team’s standing in the global arena.
Meanwhile, Spain continues to hold its dominant position at the top of the global ranking.
France ascended to second place in the latest rankings, overtaking England, which now sits in third place.
Germany climbed to fourth place, while the United States dropped to fifth.
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Despite this slight slip in their global ranking, the Atlas Lionesses have mostly been on an upward journey in recent years.
In 2023, the Atlas Lionesses made history by reaching the knockout stage of the FIFA Women’s World Cup in their inaugural appearance in the global tournament.
As the Atlas Lionesses recalibrate and strive for improvement, their journey reflects the ongoing evolution and intensity of Moroccan women’s football at the highest level.
