Scorpions drop in ranking
The Gambia have dropped 4 places in the December 2007 African ranking compiled by the world football’s governing body (FIFA), Observer Sports can reveal.
The Scorpions who made their highest climbing in 2007 have dropped from 31 to 35. The Scorpions also dropped 6 places in the overall ranking, slipping from 111 to 117.
Mozambique have been this year's surprise 'highest climbers'. World football's governing body placed the Mambas in 75th place in their latest list, which leaves the team as the 15th best side in Africa.
The African nation amassed 245 points over the last 12 months, climbing 53 places overall, to claim the 'Best Mover of the Year' title.
Nigeria maintained their place as the highest ranked African team. The Super Eagles remain in their global position of 20.