Kylian Mbappe of France controls the ball against Jude Bellingham of England 

After a long period testing and analysing the best way to calculate the FIFA/Coca-Cola World Ranking, a new model took effect in August 2018 after approval by the FIFA Council.

FIFA/Coca-Cola Men's World Ranking Procedures

Magdalena Eriksson of Sweden and Sam Kerr of Australia compete for the ball

In the FIFA Women's World Ranking (WWR) teams are ranked according to a value that is a measure of their actual strength. One of the benefits of this is that a considerable amount can be learned about the ranking value (or rating points) of a team.

FIFA/Coca-Cola Women's World Ranking Procedures

Ranking Procedures

The official World Rankings of the international Men's team

Qatar Men's Ranking

The official World Rankings of the international Women's team

Qatar Women's Ranking

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No ranking available due to not having played at least one match during the last 48 months or not having played at least five matches against officially ranked teams.

No ranking available due to not having played at least one match during the last 48 months.

Côte d'Ivoire

Venezuela

Cameroon

Chile

Qatar Ranking

FIFA Technical Development Workshop, Doha

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Lionel Messi of Argentina competes for the ball with Carlos Gruezo and José Cifuentes of Ecuador

See latest status of the FIFA-Coca Cola Men's World Ranking

FIFA/Coca-Cola Men's World Ranking

 Mariona Caldentey of Spain and Georgia Stanway of England compete for the ball

See latest status of the FIFA-Coca Cola Women's World Ranking

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