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Senegal's new leader in Africa, Morocco's spectacular progress

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<p>The new FIFA rankings unveiled Thursday by the International Federation does not involve major changes. After their respective elimination in the League of Nations, Belgium still occupies the lead, as announced, just ahead of France.</p>
<p>On the African side, as expected, the fifth day of the CAN 2019 qualifiers led to big changes in the FIFA ranking in November. Following these meetings (and a few friendlies), we are witnessing a change of leader at the African level with Senegal taking orders! The Tunisian selection has lost a significant number of positions (4). Following its two defeats against Egypt and Morocco, Tunisia is now in 26th place, while it was 22nd position last month. The Tunisian selection loses the lead of the continental ranking in favor of Senegal. Behind Tunisia, we find Morocco (40th, +7), Nigeria (44th, 0) and DR Congo (49th, -3). Morocco has made a big leap forward in the FIFA rankings. Thanks to their victories over Cameroon and Tunisia, the Atlas Lions have gained 7 places to find the top 40 in the world.</p>
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<p>In the world rankings, the top three remain unchanged with Belgium still ahead of Brazil and Croatia.</p>
<p><strong> The world's top 10</strong></p>
<ol>
<li>Belgium</li>
<li>la France</li>
<li>Brazil</li>
<li>Croatia</li>
<li>England</li>
<li>Portugal</li>
<li>Uruguay</li>
<li>Swiss</li>
<li>Spain</li>
<li>Denmark</li>
</ol>
<p><strong> The African top 20</strong></p>
<ol>
<li>Senegal (23rd)</li>
<li>Tunisia (26th)</li>
<li>Morocco (40th)</li>
<li>Nigeria (44th)</li>
<li>DRC (49th)</li>
<li>Ghana (51st)</li>
<li>Cameroon (55th)</li>
<li>Egypt (56th)</li>
<li>Burkina Faso (61st)</li>
<li>Mali (64th)</li>
<li>Ivory Coast (65th)</li>
<li>Guinea (66th)</li>
<li>Algeria (67th)</li>
<li>Cape Verde (72nd)</li>
<li>South Africa (72nd)</li>
<li>Uganda (75th)</li>
<li>Zambia (82nd)</li>
<li>Congo (84th)</li>
<li>Gabon (85th)</li>
<li>Benin (94th)</li>
</ol>
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