Canada moves back up into 12th spot

Canada’s women’s national team is the 12th ranked country on the FIFA/Coca-Cola Women’s World Ranking. Canada, whose title partner is Winners and whose presenting partner is Teck, remains the second-ranked team within CONCACAF behind the world’s number-one ranked nation, USA. The FIFA/Coca-Cola Wome…

Canada’s women’s national team is the 12th ranked country on the FIFA/Coca-Cola Women’s World Ranking. Canada, whose title partner is Winners and whose presenting partner is Teck, remains the second-ranked team within CONCACAF behind the world’s number-one ranked nation, USA.



The FIFA/Coca-Cola Women’s World Rankings looks at each country’s international results from the last four years. The ranking takes into account the result, the importance of the match, the strength of the opponent, the regional strength, the time period, and the number of matches per year.



Canada moved up one spot from the last ranking in September (from 13th to 12th), slipping ahead of China PR. The only other movement on the top-12 list was France moving into ninth place ahead of Denmark.



Canada is looking forward to competing in next year’s CONCACAF Women’s Gold Cup, the competition that will qualify two or three teams from the region to the FIFA Women’s World Cup Germany 2011. Canada has qualified for each of the past four FIFA Women’s World Cups.



FIFA/Coca-Cola Women’s World Ranking

1 USA 2,210

2 Germany 2,149

3 Brazil 2,122

4 Sweden 2,067

5 Korea DPR 2,026

6 Japan 2,010

7 Norway 2,001

8 England 1,977

9 France 1,968

10 Denmark 1,955

11 Italy 1,947

12 Canada 1,939

13 China PR 1,938

14 Australia 1,892

15 Russia 1,850

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