Ireland slip seven places to 21st in rankings

THE Republic of Ireland have tumbled seven places to 21st in the FIFA world rankings.

Ireland slip seven places to 21st in rankings
Thu, 15 Sep, 2005 - 01:00
Liam Mackey

The disappointing drop follows the 1-0 defeat by France in the World Cup Group Four qualifier at Lansdowne Road last week.

The French are now in sixth, up three from the previous month.

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