
The 2023 World Cup is finally here, folks. Yes, somehow, it’s been four years since the U.S. Women’s National Team took home the cup. It’s time to see if they’ll be able to run it back.
The United States is at the head of the competition with FIFA’s No. 1 overall ranking. But the competition is stout this year with teams like Germany, Sweden and England not far behind. Australia might have the best player in the world in Sam Kerr, and it only ranks 10th overall globally.
As far as where everyone stands heading into this year’s World Cup, here’s a look at where every participating team currently ranks.
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1. United States

2. Germany

3. Sweden

4. England

5. France

6. Spain

7. Canada

8. Brazil

9. Netherlands

10. Australia

11. Japan

12. Norway

13. Denmark

14. China

16. Italy

17. Korea Republic

20. Switzerland

21. Portugal

22. Republic of Ireland

25. Colombia

26. New Zealand

28. Argentina

32. Vietnam

36. Costa Rica

40. Nigeria

43. Jamaica

46. Philippines

52. Panama

53. Haiti

54. South Africa

72. Morocco

77. Zambia

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