The Ukrainian national team has risen seven positions in the ranking of the International Federation of Football (FIFA), reports IA "Novyny - Ukraina". \n \nIn the new ranking of national teams, which FIFA published today, Oleh Blokhin's charges are in 80th place. Exactly a month ago the national team occupied the 87th position. The international ranking, as before, is headed by the Brazilian national team, and in second place is the French team. The top three leaders this month is completed by the Argentine national team, which compared to the previous version of the FIFA ranking rose one position, overtaking Spain. \n \nThe top ten also includes: \n \n4. Spain (775 points); \n5. Holland (774); \n6. Czech Republic (751); \n7. England (739); \n8. Portugal (735); \n8. Italy (735); \n10. Mexico (734). \n \nThe European champions, the Greeks, with whom the Ukrainian national team will play on Saturday, October 9, dropped two lines down compared to the previous ranking and are in 16th place (703 points).
Football: Ukraine national team rises seven places in FIFA ranking
Sport · 13:18 06.10.2004
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