Cameroon leapfrogs to Top 10 in Latest Fifa Ranking.

The National Football Team of Cameroon has leapfrogged 19 places in the recent coca-cola FIFA ranking to the 60th team in the world and 10th in Africa. The Lions scored big points last month after beating Togo 2-1 in Yaounde to go top of Group I.

This is coming at a time when the country’s football has been under serious scrutiny. The Minister of Sport Adoum Garoua recently overturned his decision to suspend elections at Fecafoot for fear of Fifa’s sanctions.

The Biggest jump was the ‘ndzaland’ of Equatorial Guinea who somersaulted 45 places to land at 59 in the World and 9th in Africa, one spot ahead of Cameroon’s Indomitable Lions. Meanwhile, the Elephants of Ivory Coast are 1st while AFCON 2013 winners, The Super Eagles of Nigeria fell one spot behind to 31st in the World and 4th in Africa.

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Team

Pts

+/- Pos

12 1 Côte d’Ivoire 1008 1
22 2 Ghana 874 -2
26 3 Mali 826 -2
31 4 Nigeria 757 -1
35 5 Algeria 735 -1
41 6 Tunisia 647 3
45 7 Zambia 632 -9
50 8 Burkina Faso 587 0
59 9 Equatorial Guinea 535 45
60 10 Cameroon 533 19
62 11 South Africa 530 -2
64 12 Central African Republic 528 -12
65 13 Libya 524 0
67 14 Sierra Leone 517 -4
68 15 Egypt 512 7
70 16 Guinea 480 2
72 17 Togo 470 -5
74 18 Morocco 466 3
75 19 Cape Verde Islands 464 -18
77 20 Congo 459 24
80 21 Gabon 450 -5
85 22 Congo DR 435 -4
88 23 Senegal 430 -6
92 24 Uganda 413 -7
94 25 Angola 401 1
99 26 Benin 381 -13
100 27 Niger 362 -7
101 28 Zimbabwe 349 -1
104 29 Liberia 334 14
106 30 Mozambique 330 1
107 31 Ethiopia 328 5
109 32 Malawi 323 2
116 33 Tanzania 305 3
122 34 Kenya 266 4
124 35 Burundi 261 0
125 36 Botswana 257 -3
125 37 Namibia 257 -4
133 38 Sudan 224 -6
135 39 Rwanda 219 -3
146 40 Gambia 187 -2
156 41 Lesotho 154 10
160 42 São Tomé e Príncipe 144 -4
166 43 Chad 131 -4
175 44 Mauritania 94 -3
180 45 Guinea-Bissau 66 3
183 46 Swaziland 65 0
188 47 Madagascar 51 0
189 48 Mauritius 50 0
192 49 Comoros 41 0
198 50 Eritrea 24 -1
199 51 Seychelles 22 -1
200 52 South Sudan 20 0
202 53 Somalia 14 1
204 54 Djibouti 11 0

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