Football governing body, Fifa, has released its latest ranking of Women<span style=\"\" class=\"notranslate\"><span style=\"\" class=\"notranslate\"><span style=\"\" class=\"notranslate\"><span class=\"notranslate\"><span style=\"\" class=\"notranslate\"><span style=\"\" class=\"notranslate\"><span style=\"\" class=\"notranslate\"><span style=\"\" class=\"notranslate\"><span style=\"\" class=\"notranslate\"><span style=\"\" class=\"notranslate\"><span style=\"\" class=\"notranslate\"><span style=\"\" class=\"notranslate\"><span style=\"\" class=\"notranslate\"><span style=\"\" class=\"notranslate\"><span style=\"\" class=\"notranslate\"><span style=\"\" class=\"notranslate\">&rsquo;s National Teams for the period ended March 26, 2015.<br /><br />African champions Nigeria now occupy the 33rd position, dropping one spot compared to their ranking in the last quarter.<br /><br />But the Falcons continue to set the pace in Africa, ahead of Ghana, Cameroon, Equatorial Guinea and South Africa in that order.<br /><br />Our opponents at the World Cup - United States, Sweden and Australia - are ranked 2nd, 5th and 10th respectively, while Mali,the Super Falcons next foe internationally, hold 97th place.<br /><br />Regarding the top 5 slots, Germany continue to top the ranking followed by USA and France, with the two remaining positions occupied by Japan and Sweden.<br /><br /></span></span></span></span></span></span></span></span></span></span></span></span></span></span></span></span><br /><u><b>Top Ten African Teams<br /></b></u>1) Nigeria<u><b><br /></b></u>2) Ghana<br />3)Cameroon<br />4) Equatorial Guinea<u><b><br /></b></u>5) South Africa<br />6) Ivory Coast<br />7) Algeria<br />8) Morocco <br />9) Tunisia<u><b><br /></b></u>10) Egypt<u><b><br /></b></u>