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Bula Boys slip two places in FIFA Ranking

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The Bula Boys have slipped two places in the latest FIFA World Ranking. Following their 7-0 defeat to New Zealand in the World Cup Qualifier semifinal last month in Wellington, the Rob Sherman coached side is now ranked 150th. New Zealand has climbed three places to 86 after beating Fiji and New Caledonia to reach the highest ranking since October 2013. Samoa also jumped three places to 189, its highest placing since 2017. Meanwhile, Argentina r…

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Bula Boys slip two places in FIFA Ranking

The Bula Boys have slipped two places in the latest FIFA World Ranking. Following their 7-0 defeat to New Zealand in the World Cup Qualifier semifinal last month in Wellington, the Rob Sherman coached side is now ranked 150th. New Zealand has climbed three places to 86 after beating Fiji and New Caledonia to reach the highest ranking since October 2013. Samoa also jumped three places to 189, its highest placing since 2017. Meanwhile, Argentina r…

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Highest ranking for All Whites since 2013

New Zealand has improved three places to 86th in the latest FIFA World Rankings their highest ranking since 2013.

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