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Spain is still struggling at the top of FIFA rankings as of 23 November 2011, the British pushed into the top five positions.

With 1564 points, ‘Team Matador’ is still entitled to be the best team today, followed by the Netherlands in second place. Germany, which in test match cons Netherlands won 3-0, followed closely in third position with 20 points difference from the Oranje.

Uruguay is still the best team from South America to occupy the fourth position. England, meanwhile fix the position and is now in fifth position, aka rose two ranks.

Brazil, which previously only the face of Egypt and Gabon so it gets points are relatively large, have dropped to sixth place at this time.

Portugal and Denmark, which qualified for Euro 2012 playoff passing phase, up to now rank seventh and eighth positions respectively. Italy and Argentina fulfilled the top ten positions.

Of African zone (CAF), Côte d’Ivoire being the best with 16 positions globally. While New Zealand to be the best in the zone of Oceania (OFC), although globally only inhabit over 119 positions down 14 ranks.

Japan became the best team in the Asian zone (AFC) and fill the 19 positions globally. Australia trailed in second place with 33 points adrift.

Big Ten Current FIFA Ranking:
Ranked World-State
1. Spain
2. Netherlands
3. German
4. Uruguay
5. English
6. Brazil
7. Portugal
8. Croatia
9. Italy
10. Argentina