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Vietnamese women’s team retains 35th place in FIFA rankings

The Vietnamese women’s national football team has retained their 35th position in the latest FIFA world rankings.
Vietnamese women’s team retains 35th place in FIFA rankings ảnh 1Vietnam women’s team retains 35th spot in FIFA rankings (Source: internet)

Hanoi (VNA) - The Vietnamese women’snational football team has retained their 35th position in the latest FIFAworld rankings.

Vietnam are currently ranked seventh in Asia,one spot below regional rivals Thailand, who are ranked 34th in the world.

Australia sit at the top of Asian rankings with theworld’s No 6 position, followed by Japan (7), the Democratic People’s Republicof Korea (11), the Republic of Korea (14) and China (16).

In the overall world rankings, the US remainedfirst with Germany second and Britain third.

The rankings are set to change in the secondquarter as the 2020 AFC Women’s Olympic Qualifying Tournament is scheduled totake place this month.-VNA
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