FIFA World Ranking August - Philippines up 1

FIFA World Ranking August

Philippines up 1 to number 134


120 #THA 134 #PHI 138 #VIE 159 #MYA 159 #SIN 167 #MAS 191 #INA

FIFA World Ranking June

FIFA World Ranking June




Philippines down 5 to number 120


ASEAN


117 Thailand
120 Philippines
133 Vietnam
149 Singapore
161 Myanmar
173 Malaysia
174 Laos
177 Timor-Leste
184 Cambodia
187 Indonesia
197 Brunei

FIFA World Ranking March

FIFA World Ranking March relased today :

Philippines down 1 to number 135.

ASEAN

118 Thailand up 2
135 Philippines down 1
146 Vietnam -
148 Singapore -
154 Myanmar down 1
166 Malaysia up 5
170 East Timor -
178 Laos -
178 Indonesia  up 2
183 Cambodia  -
184 Brunei -


http://www.fifa.com/fifa-world-ranking/ranking-table/men/afc.html

FIFA World Ranking February

FIFA World Ranking February


Philippines up 1 to number 134


http://www.fifa.com/fifa-world-ranking/ranking-table/men/afc.html

FIFA World Ranking January

FIFA World Ranking Women

FIFA World Ranking Women December


Latest ranking was released Friday

Philippines up 3 to number 80



http://www.fifa.com/fifa-world-ranking/ranking-table/women/afc.html

FIFA World Ranking December - Philippines number 139

FIFA World Ranking for December

Philippines down 2 to number 139

Thailand highest ranked country in ASEAN now at number 133

http://www.fifa.com/fifa-world-ranking/ranking-table/men/afc.html

FIFA World Ranking Women - July

FIFA World Ranking for Women for July

Philippines down 1 to number 83

http://www.fifa.com/fifa-world-ranking/ranking-table/women/afc.html

Azkals reach new high of No. 124 in world rankings on strength of wins in World Cup qualifiers

By Karlo Sacamos

THE Philippine men’s football team has climbed to its best-ever world ranking thanks to an impressive performance at the start of its Fifa World Cup Qualifiers campaign last month.

The Azkals have moved 13 places up to 124th in the latest rankings of the world football body that were released on Thursday.

The rise is largely credited to their two victories in the qualifiers, a 2-1 win over higher-ranked Bahrain last June 11 at the Philippine Stadium in Bulacan, and a shutout of Yemen, 2-0, five days later in Qatar.

The Filipino booters, who eclipsed their previous best of 127th, remained the best Southeast Asian team team on paper, followed by Thailand (140th) and Vietnam (143rd).

The rejigged Azkals continue their World Cup Qualifiers stint on September 8 when they host Uzbekistan at the Philippine Stadium.

Read more at http://www.spin.ph/football/azkals/news/philippines-world-rankings-best-ever-ranking-124th-fifa-world-cup-qualifiers#1uSKwUGY4MxP5Au5.99

FIFA World Ranking May

FIFA World Ranking for May was released today.

Philippines up 2 to number 137.

ASEAN

124 Vietnam up 1
137 Philippines up 2
142 Thailand -
151 Timor-Leste up 1
158 Myanmar -
159 Indonesia -
162 Singapore -
166 Malaysia down 2
178 Laos -
179 Cambodia -
182 Brunei up 1

Idle Azkals move up four spots to 128th in world rankings, stay as top Southeast Asian team on paper

By Karlo Sacamos

AN idle Philippine men’s football team moved up in the latest International Football Federation rankings released on Thursday. The Azkals have yet to see action this year, but jumped four places up to 128th in a tie with Aruba to remain as the top Southeast Asian team on paper. Vietnam is the second-best Asean team at 130th, while Thailand, the reigning Asean Football Federation Suzuki Cup champion, rounded out the Top Three at 142nd. The Filipino booters are preparing for the 2018 World Cup qualifiers and were supposed to open the year with a friendly match against China that was canceled. Instead, the Thomas Dooley-mentored side is set to embark on a weeklong training camp in Bahrain at the end of the month with a friendly against Palestine on March 29 still being finalized.

Read more at: http://www.spin.ph/football/azkals/news/philippine-azkals-international-football-federation-rankings-football

FIFA World Ranking

FIFA World Ranking December

FIFA World Ranking November

Azkals move up to 129th in Fifa rankings despite hardly seeing action this month

By Karlo Sacamos

THE Philippine men’s football team moved up in latest world rankings despite hardly seeing action this month. With only a 5-0 friendly win over Papa New Guinea last week to show, the Azkals still rose five place up to 129th in the October rankings released on Thursday. Their latest ranking is two shy of their best ever notched earlier this year. The Filipino booters, though, will still have one match this month, a friendly against Nepal in Doha on October 31. The national team is also set to face Thailand on November 10, before plunging into action in the Asean Football Federation Suzuki Cup later next month. The Azkals remained the top team in Southeast Asia, followed by Vietnam (136), Myanmar (137), Laos (154), Malaysia (156), and Indonesia (157). Singapore (161), Thailand (165), Timor-Leste (182), Cambodia (185), and Brunei (198) complete the Asean list.

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FIFA World Ranking September

FIFA World Ranking August

FIFA World Ranking July : Philippines highest ranked in ASEAN

FIFA World Ranking for July :

Philippines up 1 to number 128 , highest ranked in ASEAN

FIFA World Ranking

FIFA World Ranking June : Philippines up 11

Karl Decena, InterAksyon.com 

After its runner-up finish in the Asian Football Confederation Challenge Cup, the Philippine national men’s football team moved up in the latest FIFA World Rankings released on Thursday.

The Azkals moved to 129th this month from 140th last May to jump 11 spots in the rankings. They became second in Southeast Asia behind Vietnam (123rd) and ahead of Thailand (149th), Malaysia (153rd), Singapore (155th) and Indonesia (157th).

The Azkals made it to the Challenge Cup final for the first time, not losing a single match until the final, where they yielded to Palestine in the title-decider to fall short of punching a ticket to the prestigious Asian Cup in 2015.

Challenge Cup champion Palestine made the biggest leap in the rankings after jumping 71 places from 165th to 94th.

Challenge Cup participants Turkmenistan (143rd), Maldives (147th), which the Azkals both defeated, and Myanmar (159th) also gained points to move up in the ladder.

Iran remained the best-ranked team in Asia followed by Japan, South Korea, Uzbekistan and Australia.

Defending champion Spain continued its reign on top of the table before the World Cup, followed by Germany, host Brazil, Portugal and Argentina.

FIFA calculates every country’s ranking based on match results (a win, a loss or a draw), importance (i.e. a friendly or a World Cup match), and strength of the nation’s opponent ranking-wise. These points are then accumulated from the country’s past results in the previous four years.

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Azkals no longer top-ranked ASEAN team

The Philippines lost its spot as the top-ranked Southeast Asian team in the FIFA rankings released on Thursday.

The Azkals slid to 130th after placing at a historic high of 127th in the ladder.

That put them at second place in Southeast Asia behind Vietnam (125th), which leaped 18 spots, the highest in the rankings. They are followed by Malaysia (141st), Thailand (149th) and Singapore (149th).

Under new coach Thomas Dooley, the Azkals battled against Malaysia to a scoreless draw last March 1 before yielding a tight 1-nil result against European side Azerbaijan last March 5.

In Asia, Iran remained on top followed by Japan, Uzbekistan, South Korea and United Arab Emirates, which entered the top five this month.

Spain remained on top of the rankings, followed by Germany, Argentina, Portugal and Colombia.

World governing football body FIFA calculates every country’s ranking based on match results (a win, a loss or a draw), its importance (i.e. a friendly or a World Cup match), and the strength of the nation’s opponent ranking-wise. These points are then accumulated from the country’s past results in the previous four years.

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