Haiti gains four places in the FIFA ranking, moving to 84th position
Haiti has climbed four spots in the latest FIFA world rankings, moving from 88th to 84th place. This change comes after the Haitian national team (the Grenadiers) played and won three of the four matches it played in the Concacaf Nations League.
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The current rankings, released on Wednesday, October 7 by FIFA following an international break, allow Haiti to maintain its spot in League A for the first time in five editions. The Haitian team also reached the quarterfinals of this competition.
In the regional Concacaf rankings, Haiti remains ninth despite its global gain. Curaçao is now ahead of Caribbean nations in 80th place globally, overtaking Haiti. Mexico keeps its leading position in the Concacaf rankings at 10th place worldwide, followed by the United States (16th), Canada (27th), and Panama (46th). Costa Rica is ranked 54th while Honduras holds the 67th position. Jamaica rounds out this ranking in 69th place.
Concacaf also released its Best XI of the Nations League group stage, including three Haitian players: Alexandre Pierre (goalkeeper), Danley Jean-Jacques, and Wilson Isidor. These individual performances highlight the significant impact these athletes had on their national team's results.
Reporting by Vant Bèf Info
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