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Spain replace Argentina as world No. 1 in latest FIFA rankings, Nigeria at 26th
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Spain replace Argentina as world No. 1 in latest FIFA rankings, Nigeria at 26th

Punch Nigeria 1 day 1 mins read
Spain replaces Argentina as world No. 1 in the latest FIFA rankings after their World Cup win. Nigeria holds steady at 26th globally. See the full list. Read More: https://punchng.com/spain-replace-argentina-as-world-no-1-in-latest-fifa-rankings-nigeria-at-26th/

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