Giovanni Trapattoni’s side, whose only fixture since the last release was a 2-0 defeat to Spain in New York, drop three places from 41st to 44th – below Burkina Faso and South Korea, and just ahead of Slovenia and Wales.
Elsewhere, England drop out of the top 10 and are down to 15th, Scotland have jumped a massive 24 places to 50th, Northern Ireland are up three to 111th and Wales fall to 46th.
Spain remain top of the list with Germany in second. Surprisingly, Colombia are now up to a best-ever third but Brazil have pulled themselves into ninth thanks to their Confederations Cup victory.
Ireland down three more places to 44th in FIFA rankings
IRELAND HAVE FALLEN to 44th in the latest FIFA rankings released this morning.
Giovanni Trapattoni’s side, whose only fixture since the last release was a 2-0 defeat to Spain in New York, drop three places from 41st to 44th – below Burkina Faso and South Korea, and just ahead of Slovenia and Wales.
Elsewhere, England drop out of the top 10 and are down to 15th, Scotland have jumped a massive 24 places to 50th, Northern Ireland are up three to 111th and Wales fall to 46th.
Spain remain top of the list with Germany in second. Surprisingly, Colombia are now up to a best-ever third but Brazil have pulled themselves into ninth thanks to their Confederations Cup victory.
See the full list of FIFA rankings here
Chelsea agree deal for Dutch midfielder Van Ginkel
Newcastle set to lose out to Dortmund in race for Aubameyang
To embed this post, copy the code below on your site
FIFA Rankings Giovanni Trapattoni Ireland On the slide World Cup 2014