FIFA released its updated world rankings on May 8.
Brazil, the host for the upcoming World Cup, has moved up two spots into fourth place.
Spain, Germany, and Portugal remain the top three teams in the world.
Several teams in the top 10 dropped. Colombia, Uruguay, and Argentina all dropped a spot.
The new top 10 (spots moved):
1. Spain (0)
2. Germany (0)
3. Portugal (0)
4. Brazil (+2)
5. Colombia (-1)
6. Uruguay (-1)
7. Argentina (-1)
8. Switzerland (0)
9. Italy (0)
10. Greece (0)
The next 10 teams also shifted a bit. Chile moved up a spot to 13 while the USA dropped a spot to 14.
New 10-20 (spots moved)
11. England (0)
12. Belgium (0)
13. Chile (+1)
14. USA (-1)
15. Netherlands (0)
16. France (0)
17. Ukraine (0)
18. Russia (0)
19. Mexico (0)
20. Croatia (0)
Other moves in the top 50:
-Honduras moved two spots up to settle into a tie for 30th with Serbia
-Romania dropped a spot to 32nd
-Peru moved up a spot to 42nd
-Nigeria moved a spot to 44th
-Hungary dropped a spot to 45th
Other moves in the top 100 (bottom 50):
-South Korea moved up a spot to 55th
-Norway moved up a spot to 55th (tie)
-Paraguay dropped a spot to 55th (tie)
-South Africa moved up a spot to 65th
-Ireland dropped a spot to 66th
-Trinidad and Tobago moved up two spots to 74th
-Haiti moved up two spots to 77th
-Zambia dropped five spots to 79th
-Jamaica moved up a spot to 81st
-Oman dropped a spot to 82nd
Other notables moves:
-Tajikistan moved up 12 spots to 121st
-St. Vincent and the Grenadines moved up nine spots to 126th
-Afghanistan dropped six spots to 128th
-Mauritania moved up 13 spots to 139th
