Atlas Lionesses Maintain Strong Continental Standing in Latest FIFA World Rankings

Author: Yassir MazzenePublished on: April 11, 2026Country: Morocco

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Atlas Lionesses Maintain Strong Continental Standing in Latest FIFA World Rankings

The Moroccan women's national team has climbed three spots to reach 63rd in the latest FIFA World Rankings, with a total of 1401.90 points. Morocco remains fourth in Africa, celebrating a steady improvement in performance. The team has enjoyed a historic trajectory, reaching the Round of 16 in the 2023 World Cup and making its first WAFCON final appearance.

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