FIFA ranking November: as expected, Tunisia is ranked 29th in the world

By R

| 19 novembre 2021

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As we published in our article written on November 17, Tunisia has lost 2 places compared to the recent FIFA ranking and is placed 29th in the world with a points counter equal to 1512, 13, in the ranking published today.

As a reminder, the following FIFA / Coca-Cola World Ranking will be published on 23 December 2021.

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