Tunisia drops to 57th in FIFA rankings
Tunisia has dropped to 57th in the FIFA rankings, falling 12 places in the latest update. This decline comes after a losing streak, with the team losing its last five matches, including a 1-3 defeat to the Netherlands on June 25, 2026. Meanwhile, Morocco made a historic jump to 6th place, their highest ranking ever.
Why did Tunisia drop?
The main reason for Tunisia's drop is their recent losing streak. Since the start of the year, they have failed to secure any wins, losing their last five matches in a row, including the defeat to the Netherlands in the 2026 World Cup. This poor performance has negatively impacted their FIFA ranking.
How did other teams fare?
In terms of other teams, Egypt climbed five places to 24th, while Paraguay advanced seven places to 34th globally. Cape Verde also moved up three places to 64th. On the other hand, Portugal dropped two places to 7th, and Germany fell out of the top ten.
What's next for Tunisia?
With the 2026 World Cup approaching, Tunisia needs to significantly improve their performance. The team must work on correcting the mistakes that led to this losing streak, particularly in defense. They should also focus on improving their performance in upcoming matches to achieve better results.
