{
    "title": "Canada ranked 13th on FIFA/Coca-Cola Women\u2019s World Ranking",
    "modified_at": "2026-05-05 18:14:08",
    "published_at": "2009-09-25 11:00:00",
    "url": "https://news.canadasoccer.com/canada-ranked-13th-on-fifa-coca-cola-womens-world-ranking",
    "short_url": "http://prez.ly/MFFd",
    "culture": "en",
    "language": "EN",
    "subtitle": "Canada\u2019s women\u2019s national team is the 13th ranked country on the FIFA/Coca-Cola Women\u2019s World Ranking. Canada, whose title partner is Winners and whose presenting partner is Teck, remains the second-ranked team within CONCACAF behind the world\u2019s number-one ranked nation, USA. The FIFA/Coca-Cola Wome\u2026",
    "slug": "canada-ranked-13th-on-fifa-coca-cola-womens-world-ranking",
    "body": "<p>Canada&rsquo;s women&rsquo;s national team is the 13th ranked country on the FIFA/Coca-Cola Women&rsquo;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&rsquo;s number-one ranked nation, USA.<br>\u200b<br>\u200b<br>\u200b<br>\u200bThe FIFA/Coca-Cola Women&rsquo;s World Rankings looks at each country&rsquo;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.<br>\u200b<br>\u200b<br>\u200b<br>\u200bCanada picked up one point between the last two rankings after concluding its 2009 series against USA. Canada lost 0:1 to USA in back-to-back matches in Rochester, NY (19 July) and Charleston, SC (22 July). Canada and USA did not play any other games in the ranking window because their stars were participating in the inaugural Women&rsquo;s Professional Soccer season.<br>\u200b<br>\u200b<br>\u200b<br>\u200bWhile USA continues to rank first, the rest of the table was affected by the recent UEFA Women&rsquo;s World Championship. Champion Germany moved up into second place while runner-up England moved into eighth place. Italy, who reached the quarter-final stage, switched places with Canada as it moved from 13th to 11th place.<br>\u200b<br>\u200b<br>\u200b<br>\u200b<strong>FIFA/Coca-Cola Women&rsquo;s World Ranking</strong><br>\u200b<br>\u200b1 USA 2,197<br>\u200b<br>\u200b2 Germany 2,162<br>\u200b<br>\u200b3 Brazil 2,125<br>\u200b<br>\u200b4 Sweden 2,069<br>\u200b<br>\u200b5 Korea DPR 2,026<br>\u200b<br>\u200b6 Japan 2,011<br>\u200b<br>\u200b7 Norway 1,998<br>\u200b<br>\u200b8 England 1,977<br>\u200b<br>\u200b9 Denmark 1,972<br>\u200b<br>\u200b10 France 1,954<br>\u200b<br>\u200b11 Italy 1,948<br>\u200b<br>\u200b12 China PR 1,946<br>\u200b<br>\u200b13 Canada 1,939<br>\u200b<br>\u200b14 Australia 1,892<br>\u200b<br>\u200b15 Russia 1,865<br>\u200b</p>",
    "author": {
        "first_name": "Integration",
        "last_name": "Integration"
    },
    "format_version": 5
}