FIFA Rankings: Grenadiers Climb Four Spots
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Haiti’s national team continues its rise on the international stage. Thanks to positive results in the last international window, the Grenadiers gained four places in the new rankings released on Wednesday. Haiti now sits 84th in the world.
It is a significant jump for Haitian football: climbing four spots (from 88th to 84th) and raising its total to 1,279.94 points, the team strengthens its standing in Concacaf while moving ahead of nations such as Gabon and Syria.
Haiti owes its new ranking to its recent performances, notably three wins in the first three matches under new head coach David Badia. The Spanish coach thus became one of the few Grenadiers managers able to claim such a start.
David Badia’s side may have a chance to climb even higher during the November window, the last of the year, when they will face the United States in a historic two-legged Nations League quarterfinal.
Jephte Estiverne
Journaliste à Hebdo24, Jephte Estiverne couvre le sport, avec une attention particulière au football, ainsi que la culture et la musique haïtiennes.
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