Greece win sends Ireland down FIFA rankings

Greece have sent Ireland down the FIFA rankings after they soared from 35th to an all-time high of 14th in the FIFA World Rankings after their unexpected Euro 2004 victory.

Greece win sends Ireland down FIFA rankings
Wed, 07 Jul, 2004 - 15:23

Greece have sent Ireland down the FIFA World Rankings after their unexpected Euro 2004 victory.

The Republic of Ireland are down two places, now placed in equal 16th with Cameroon.

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