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World Cup 2026 final rankings: All 48 teams rated by Fifa
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World Cup 2026 final rankings: All 48 teams rated by Fifa

FIFA has released the final rankings of all 48 teams that participated in the 2026 FIFA World Cup held in North America. The rankings are based on total points from matches, goal difference, and goals scored across all stages of the tournament. Morocco and Switzerland shared the seventh position, while Iraq finished last at 48th. Several teams from the Middle East and North Africa, including Egypt, Algeria, and Saudi Arabia, performed notably, with Egypt making history by winning a World Cup match. Tunisia and Iraq faced criticism for their poor performances, with Tunisia finishing 47th and Iraq last.

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World Cup 2026 final rankings: All 48 teams rated by Fifa

FIFA has released the final rankings of all 48 teams that participated in the 2026 FIFA World Cup held in North America. The rankings are based on total points from matches, goal difference, and goals scored across all stages of the tournament. Morocco and Switzerland shared the seventh position, while Iraq finished last at 48th. Several teams from the Middle East and North Africa, including Egypt, Algeria, and Saudi Arabia, performed notably, with Egypt making history by winning a World Cup match. Tunisia and Iraq faced criticism for their poor performances, with Tunisia finishing 47th and Iraq last.

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