Nigeria Super Eagles Ends to be 51st Position In 2016 FIFA World Ranking

The Federation of International Football Federation (FIFA) on Thursday, December 22 discharged the Final world positioning for 2016.


Nigeria Super Eagles took 51st position

Nigeria's Super Eagles are ending 2016 on FIFA’s world ranking in the 51st position.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that Nigeria still have 616 focuses, equivalent to the last positioning when it was mutually positioned 50th with Burkina Faso.

The Eagles were not dynamic in December after a 3-1 triumph Algeria in November. Algeria kept up their 38th position in the positioning.

Cameroun who the Eagles will confront in their next World Cup qualifier one year from now remain in 65th with 534 focuses.

Argentina finished the year large and in charge, driving the path with Brazil in second position. Argentina won 10 of their 15 amusements in 2016, losing three and drawing twice.

Germany fnished the year in third position took after by Chile and Belgium.

Colombia, France,Portugal,Uruguay and Spain finish the main ten positioned groups on the planet.

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