Super Eagles Drop Again In FIFA World Ranking

Nigeria’s Super Eagles dropped again in the FIFA World ranking as they moved one step down from 44th to 45th. The latest ranking was released by FIFA on their official website today (Thursday). When the ranking was released in July, the Super Eagles also dropped from 43rd to 44th spot. In Africa, the Super Eagles […]

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