Reggae Boyz move to 54 in FIFA ranking
Football, News, Sports
March 13, 2013

Reggae Boyz move to 54 in FIFA ranking

KINGSTON, Jamaica – The Reggae Boyz moved two spots up to 54th in the FIFA rankings released today.

The top five teams remain unchanged as Spain lead Germany, Argentina, England and Italy.

The Boyz will tackle Panama on Friday, March 22 at the National Stadium in Kingston and then leave to tackle Costa Rica for their third World Cup Qualifier four days later.

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