Ireland up two places in FIFA rankings

The Republic of Ireland have moved up two places to 31st in the latest FIFA rankings announced today.

Wed, 24 Aug, 2011 - 11:04

The Republic of Ireland have moved up two places to 31st in the latest FIFA rankings announced today.

Spain’s reign as the world’s number-one ranked team has come to an end, with Holland replacing them at the top of the latest FIFA chart.

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