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Vietnamese men’s football team retain first position in region

The Vietnamese national men’s football team dropped one spot to No 97 in the International Federation of Football Associations (FIFA’s rankings for July.
Vietnamese men’s football team retain first position in region ảnh 1Vietnamese football team at AFF Suzuki Cup 2018 (Photo: VNA)
Hanoi (VNA) – The Vietnamesenational men’s football team drop one spot to No 97 in the InternationalFederation of Football Associations (FIFA’s rankings for July.

However, they still hold thetop spot in Southeast Asia, followed by Thailand, world No 115 and thePhilippines No 126.

In Asia, Vietnam remain in15th position. Iran are still the strongest team, ranking world No23, down three places.

Iran are followed by Japan,world No 33 and the Republic of Korea, world No 37.

Belgium sit atop the worldrankings, followed by Brazil and France.-VNA
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