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World Footy Rankings - the inaugural list

Authored by: Cam Homes
on Tuesday, September 14 2010 @ 02:29 pm ACST

Ranks after Round 2 Euro Champs.
* last number is rank at end of round 1

1 Australia N/A *1
2 PNG 53.89 2
3 New Zealand 53.84 3
4 Nauru 47.06 4
5 USA 46.53 5
6 Ireland 45.52 6
7 Great Britain 45.39 7
8 South Africa 43.89 8
9 Denmark 42.89 9
10 Samoa 41.85 10
11 Canada 38.01 11
12 Sweden 36.34 12
13 Japan 33.33 13
14 Finland 30.52 14

Provisional Nations with games played. #
39.88 Peace Team #5
37.20 Iceland 2
36.57 Croatia 2
35.35 Germany 7
34.00 China 5
28.33 India 5
28.00 Spain 6

Note! no rise or fall this round also no rate advantage to Denmark nor any rating penalty against Finland as Rating gap was greater than 10.00 between these teams.

Round 3 just might have to wait till tomorrow.

To Mister Football, Tonga hasn't made it onto the ranks because I didn't find the results of any 'Internationals' for them. They may have played in an Arafura games match or two but if they did my memory tells me it was against the Australian Military personel based in Darwin at the time or against an all aussie Singapore or Hong Kong side.
Cam

World Footy Rankings - the inaugural list

Authored by: Brett Northey
on Tuesday, September 14 2010 @ 05:41 pm ACST

Tonga's first International Cup was 2008, but there were issues with whether they would actually make it. I gather they were not confirmed and no one expected them to show, so they were left out of the draw, then turned up. It was too late to shift around all the matches, so they played in the multicultural grouping that run parallel to the IC, against locally based players, which means they aren't eligible games.

Their only other matches I know of are at junior level. Hopefully we'll see them in action in Oceania later this year and at IC2011.

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Brett Northey - Co-founder and Chief Editor of WFN

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Brett Northey - Co-founder and Chief Editor of WFN

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