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Wednesday, 12 March 2008
Jamaica has plummeted deeper into the abyss of the FIFA Coca Cola World football rankings and for the second time in the history of the rankings, the Reggae Boys are out of the top 100.
They have equalled their lowest ranking of 103 set in October of last year, having slipped 13 places since last month.
Cuba is no longer the top team in the Caribbean after they fell to their lowest ranking in nine years, dropping 24 places to 112.
Trinidad and Tobago lead, having moved up five places to 93, ahead of Haiti at 97th.
Mexico at 16th, lead CONCACAF ahead of the USA and Honduras.
In contrast to the hectic movement at the lower end of the scale, the top 14 remains the same with Argentina leading Brazil, Italy,
Spain and Germany.
Jamaica has plummeted deeper into the abyss of the FIFA Coca Cola World football rankings and for the second time in the history of the rankings, the Reggae Boys are out of the top 100.
They have equalled their lowest ranking of 103 set in October of last year, having slipped 13 places since last month.
Cuba is no longer the top team in the Caribbean after they fell to their lowest ranking in nine years, dropping 24 places to 112.
Trinidad and Tobago lead, having moved up five places to 93, ahead of Haiti at 97th.
Mexico at 16th, lead CONCACAF ahead of the USA and Honduras.
In contrast to the hectic movement at the lower end of the scale, the top 14 remains the same with Argentina leading Brazil, Italy,
Spain and Germany.