Soccer: Ireland fall two places in FIFA rankings

Ireland have fallen two places to 25th in the latest FIFA world rankings, which were published today.

Wed, 22 Aug, 2001 - 12:14

Ireland have fallen two places to 25th in the latest FIFA world rankings, which were published today.

World and European champions France remain on top, ahead of Brazil, Argentina, Italy and Germany.

England have dropped one place to 15th following their 2-0 defeat to Holland last week.

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