Nigeria rose up one spots to 62nd place in the
Fifa rankings released on Thursday, though are
eleventh-ranked African side.
In February’s grading, the Super Eagles moved
three places to 63rd, despite their early exit
from the 2016 African Nations Championship.
One the continent, they are ranked behind
Africa’s best team Cape Verde, Cote d’Ivoire,
Algeria, Ghana, Tunisia, Senegal, Egypt, Congo
DR, Congo and Cameroon.
Cape Verde moved two places up to number 31
in the world, while reigning African kings Cote
d’Ivoire dived eight places to place 36th.
Super Eagles’ opponent in next month’s Africa
Cup of Nations qualifier, Egypt, moved two
places up to rank 53rdd on the global scene
and seventh in Africa.
Likely opposition in the second round of the
2018 Fifa World Cup qualifiers, Swaziland and
Djibouti are placed 124th and 204th
respectively in the world.
While no team reached its best ever position in
the March ranking, a few teams successfully
held onto their best ever positions, namely:
Belgium (1), Chile (5), Austria (10), Hungary
(19) and Kyrgyzstan (105).
The next ranking will be published on 7 April
2016. m.goal.com/s/en-ng/news/4093/nigerian-football/2016/03/03/20942262/nigeria-rise-to-62nd-in-march-fifa-ranking

And you consider this to be a rise.

The current crop of players should be groomed to better players. We need a coach that isn't proud and that is patriotic like Lalasticlala is to NL

GMan650:
And you consider this to be a rise.

The current crop of players should be groomed to better players. We need a coach that isn't proud and that is patriotic

Electr1csh0ck edit your source, remove the space beween 'm. goal'

Fixed.