Ireland stay 34th in world rankings

Republic of Ireland have remained at 34th in the latest FIFA world rankings, released today.

Wed, 03 Jun, 2009 - 10:59

Republic of Ireland have remained at 34th in the latest FIFA world rankings, released today.

Spain are still comfortably the world’s best team, according to the rankings, with The Netherlands their nearest rivals after they overtook fierce rivals Germany.

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