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South American teams fall in the FIFA rankings

2021-04-07T16:49:41.896Z


FIFA has updated its national team ranking after having played the European Qualifiers. The South American teams have fallen by not playing games.


FIFA has updated its men's national team classification after having played the European Qualifiers in the last national team break

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After the results that have been given, the most affected in the ranking have been the

South American teams, since in most cases they have dropped some position with respect to their previous situation

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It should be remembered that due to the problems caused by COVID-19, the South American qualifiers were postponed

due to complications so that soccer players could travel due to the restrictions that they could suffer once they returned to the countries they play, or because the clubs they are in will refuse to give them permission to go play with their national teams.

This generated a great controversy in South American football due to what the calendar could entail and the complications that could arise in the face of the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, with the continent having a Copa América to be played in 2021. Up to

six out of ten teams have fallen some place in the classification (Argentina, Uruguay, Chile, Peru, Venezuela, Bolivia), only Brazil, Colombia and Praguay remained, and Ecuador managed to move up.

This is the ranking:

  • Brazil - position 3 (has not changed)

  • Argentina - position 8 (was in position 7)

  • Uruguay - position 9 (was in position 8)

  • Colombia - position 15 (has not changed)

  • Chile - position 19 (it was in position 17)

  • Peru - 27th place (it was 25th)

  • Venezuela - position 30 (it was in position 28)

  • Paraguay - 35th place (has not changed)

  • Ecuador - position 53 (it was in position 57)

  • Bolivia - position 81 (was in position 79)

Source: elparis

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