Ireland stay 14th in world rankings

Ireland remain in 14th place in the latest FIFA World Rankings despite consecutive defeats to Russia and Switzerland in the Euro 2004 qualifiers.

Ireland stay 14th in world rankings
Wed, 23 Oct, 2002 - 13:05

Ireland remain in 14th place in the latest FIFA World Rankings despite consecutive defeats to Russia and Switzerland in the Euro 2004 qualifiers.

The big movers in the rankings are Wales, who moved up 15 places to 61st after their 2-1 win over Italy.

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