TANZANIA Has Dropped Five Places In FIFA’s Latest World Rankings For November, Following A Disappointing Friendly Match Result. The National Team, Taifa Stars, Suffered A 4–3 Defeat On November 15, 2025, A Loss That Significantly Contributed To The Team’s Slide From 107th To 112th Place In The Global Standings.
The Decline Was Not Isolated To Tanzania, As Neighbouring Countries Also Saw A Fall In Their Rankings. Uganda Slipped From 83rd To 85th Position, While Kenya Dropped Four Places—From 109th To 113th—Reflecting Wider Regional Struggles On The International Football Stage.
Despite These Setbacks In East Africa, Other African Nations Registered Strong Progress. Morocco Rose From 12th To 11th Globally, Maintaining Its Position As Africa’s Top-Ranked Team, Followed Closely By Senegal. Morocco’s Steady Rise Continues To Reflect Its Strong Performances In Recent International Competitions.
DR Congo Also Made Significant Strides, Climbing From 60th To 56th After Impressive Victories Against Cameroon And Nigeria In The 2026 World Cup Qualifiers. Nigeria Itself Moved Up Three Spots, Advancing From 41st To 38th In The New FIFA Rankings.
At The Top Of The Global Table, There Were No Changes Among The Leading Four Teams. Spain Remains In First Place, Followed By Argentina In Second, France In Third, And England Holding Onto Fourth. The Stability At The Summit Reflects The Dominant Form These Teams Have Maintained Throughout The Year.
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