Black Queens climb to 59th in latest FIFA rankings, remain among Africa’s top three

Black Queens climb to 59th in latest FIFA rankings, remain among Africa’s top three
Black Queens climb to 59th in latest FIFA rankings, remain among Africa’s top three

Ghana’s Black Queens have moved up to 59th in the latest FIFA Women’s World Rankings, improving from their previous 62nd position.

 

The rise reflects recent performances and points to steady progress as the team looks to rebuild its standing on the international stage.

At the continental level, the Black Queens remain among Africa’s leading sides, currently ranked third in the CAF standings, underlining their status as one of the top teams on the continent.

The latest ranking boost comes as a timely lift ahead of the upcoming 2026 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations in Morocco, with the team aiming to build on this momentum and push for a strong showing.

The tournament will start on July 26, with Ghana facing Cape Verde, Cameroon and Mali in the group stage.

 

Source:Ghanasoccernet

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