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July 2, 2009, Thursday
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BRAZIL has ended Spain's one-year reign at the top of FIFA's rankings, rewarded for its comeback win over the United States in the Confederations Cup final.
Brazil rose four spots to reach the top of the rankings - released yesterday - for the first time since August 2007. European champion Spain slipped to second. Netherlands fell back to third, Italy stayed fourth and Germany slipped two places to fifth. Russia, England, Argentina, France and Croatia rounded out the top 10. China dropped 10 spots to No. 108, its lowest ever ranking.
Brazil rose four spots to reach the top of the rankings - released yesterday - for the first time since August 2007. European champion Spain slipped to second. Netherlands fell back to third, Italy stayed fourth and Germany slipped two places to fifth. Russia, England, Argentina, France and Croatia rounded out the top 10. China dropped 10 spots to No. 108, its lowest ever ranking.
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