Super Falcons moves up to the 34th position in latest FIFA world rankings.

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The Super Falcons have moved up to the 34th position in the latest FIFA world rankings.
The Nigerian Women team amassed 1,613 points in the rankings released on Friday, to maintain their place as the highest-ranked country in Africa.
Meanwhile Cameroon, who lost to the Falcons in the final of the 2016 African Women Championship are 47th on the rankings while Equatorial Guinea are slightly below at 50th position.
Germany has replaced USA as the number one team in the overall rankings, which is the first time since March 2015 that USA has been replaced at the top.


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