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Only seven international ‘A’ matches, all of them friendlies, have been played since the previous edition of the FIFA/Coca-Cola World Ranking. Consequently, there have not been any changes among the leading pack.

Spain and the Netherlands continue to set the pace, some distance ahead of Brazil, Germany and Argentina. Major changes are also thin on the ground further down the ranking. Among the top 25, onlyChile(13th, up 1) andJapan jerseys(14th, down 1) have traded places.

Senegal(40th, up 11), have made greater headway, clawing their way back into the top 50 for the first time since January 2009. With no teams dropping out of the leading half-century?Albania (unchanged) and Colombia (down 1) share 50th place t has a slightly more African flavour.

UEFA continues to be the best-represented confederation in the top 50, with 29 teams, followed by CAF (9 teams), CONMEBOL (6), the AFC (4), CONCACAF (3) and the OFC (0).

Afghanistan(164th, up 10) are the only team this month to reach their highest position since the introduction of the ranking in 1993. However,South Africa jerseys(38th, up 1), Malawi (72nd, up 6) and Nepal (147th, up 3) have at least now claimed their loftiest perch since the calculation system was revamped in July 2006.

The next FIFA/Coca-Cola Ranking will be published on 29 June 2011.

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