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Spain leads FIFA ranking at the bottom and Peru (2011) Beaches

Zurich (DPA). Spain retained the lead in FIFA rankings, in which Japan returned to get in the top 20 after his victory in the Asia Cup, according to the list released today by the world football governing body.

Champions the world sent to 1,887 points in a 'top ten' no changes in the last month. Behind are the Netherlands (1723), runner-up in South Africa 2010, and Germany (1485).

While Japan is the biggest increases (from 29 to 17), the biggest drop starred in Egypt, African champions in January 2010, down from as ten to 33. The Peruvian team coached by Sergio Markarian remains at number 68 in the rankings.

The next edition of the FIFA rankings published on 9 March. FIFA Rankings

to February 2:

1. Spain 1887
2. 1723 Holland
3. Germany 1485
4. Brazil 1446
5. 1367 Argentina
6. 1195 England
7. Uruguay 1152
8. Portugal 1090
9. Croatia 1075
10. Greece 1016 American

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14.
947 Chile 24.
Paraguay 832 27.
Mexico 803 39. Honduras
613 50.
558 Colombia 54.
537 Ecuador 60.
518 Panama 63.
513 Venezuela 65.
498 Cuba 68. Peru
486 98. El Salvador 347
99. Bolivia 344