Singapore climb three spots to 158th in world rankings
SINGAPORE — Defending ASEAN Football Federation Suzuki Cup champions Singapore have climbed three places to 158th in the latest world rankings released yesterday by football’s world governing body FIFA.
SINGAPORE — Defending ASEAN Football Federation Suzuki Cup champions Singapore have climbed three places to 158th in the latest world rankings released yesterday by football’s world governing body FIFA.
But the Republic are the seventh-highest-placed side in South-east Asia.
Things remain unchanged at the top five of the rankings, with world champions Germany leading the 209-strong list, followed by Argentina, Colombia, Belgium and the Netherlands. AGENCIES
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