ZURICH June 16, 2026 – FIFA has released the latest Coca-Cola Women’s World Rankings, with Spain maintaining their position at the summit while several European sides made notable gains.
Spain, the reigning world champions, continue to lead the rankings with 2,105.36 points. The top spot has remained secure following strong recent performances, including a victory over Iceland. The United States sit in second place (2,057.92 points), while Germany have climbed to third (2,028.99) and England sit fourth (2,027.13). Japan, France, Brazil, Sweden, Canada, and the Netherlands complete the top 10.
Standout Performers
- Republic of Ireland have reached their highest-ever ranking of 21st. The Girls in Green continue their impressive upward trajectory in European women’s football, with recent results against strong opposition helping them break into new territory.
- Moldova are the biggest climbers, surging 14 places. Their progress highlights the growing competitiveness and depth across lower-ranked European teams.
Other notable movements include Mauritius earning the most points gained (+41.74), while Bahrain dropped the most places (down 8).
Top 10 – FIFA/Coca-Cola Women’s World Ranking (16 June 2026)
- Spain – 2,105.36 (unchanged)
- USA – 2,057.92 (unchanged)
- Germany – 2,028.99 (+1)
- England – 2,027.13 (+1)
- Japan – 1,998.83 (unchanged)
- France – 1,983.84 (+1)
- Brazil – 1,976.73 (+1)
- Sweden – 1,937.94 (unchanged)
- Canada – 1,936.90 (unchanged)
- Netherlands – 1,911.75 (unchanged)
The rankings are calculated using FIFA’s established methodology, factoring in recent international match results within the designated window. They reflect the increasing strength and parity in women’s football, particularly in Europe, as more nations invest in the game ahead of major tournaments like the 2027 FIFA Women’s World Cup in Brazil.
Full rankings and detailed match analysis are available on the official FIFA website. The next update is scheduled for October 2026.
