FIFA Ranking: Team Myanmar stands fourth in ASEAN after Qualifiers

The Myanmar men’s national football team is currently standing fourth in the ASEAN region and ranked 145th in the world with 1,057 points, according to the FIFA rankings released after the second round Asian Cup Qualifiers.
Team Viet Nam is still standing first in ASEAN with a world ranking of 98th and 1,223 points earned.
Meanwhile, Thailand’s national football team is placed second in ASEAN with a FIFA ranking of 117 and 1,149 points.
The Philippines squad is third with a world ranking of 127 and 1,132 points.
Next, Malaysia national team is fifth after Myanmar in ASEAN and the team is standing as 155th in the world ranking with 1,041 points earned.
In the meantime, Singapore is next with a FIFA world ranking of 160 and 1,000 points.
Indonesia and Cambodia are in seventh and eighth place in ASEAN with FIFA ranking of 165th and 175th.
Laos is next in ninth place with a FIFA world ranking of 185. Brunei and Timor-Leste are in tenth and eleventh place with a FIFA ranking of 188 and 194 respectively.
Myanmar had the highest records of FIFA ranks as 97th in April 1996 and lowest as 182nd in August 2012, according to FIFA. — GNLM

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