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Women's Ranking

Spain players celebrate the team's first goal scored by Mariona Caldentey (obscured) during the FIFA Women's World Cup Australia & New Zealand 2023 Quarter Final match between Spain and Netherlands

Leader

Solomon Islands' Ileen Pegi celebrates scoring from the spot in the semi-final v Samoa

Biggest move by ranks

Solomon Islands celebrate getting through to the final

Biggest move by points

Kennedy Garcia #22, Daphane Mendez #7, and Jillenne Aguilera #14 celebrate with Danielle Julia Marcano #19 of Puerto Rico

New highest rank

OFC Women's Olympic Football Tournament

Biggest drop by ranks

Lineth Beerensteyn of Netherlands celebrates with teammate Lieke Martens after scoring her team's second goal during the FIFA Women's World Cup Australia & New Zealand 2023 Round of 16 match between Netherlands and South Africa

Biggest drop by points

Historical Ranking

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Teams who have not played a match in the last 48 months, or that have not played more than five matches against officially ranked teams will be unranked.

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Magdalena Eriksson of Sweden and Sam Kerr of Australia compete for the ball

In the FIFA Women's World Ranking (WWR) teams are ranked according to a value that is a measure of their actual strength. One of the benefits of this is that a considerable amount can be learned about the ranking value (or rating points) of a team.

Women's Ranking Procedures

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