Spain remains No. 1 while France moves into a career-high second place at the expense of England. Germany climbs one rung to No. 4, dropping the U.S. to No. 5
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The Canada women beat and tied visiting Mexico since the last FIFA rankings mid-March. Mexico jumped three places to No. 29. Canada’s highest ranking to date is No. 4. The women first made it there after winning bronze at the 2016 Rio Olympics, moving up six spots in the wake of beating host Brazil 2-1 in the third-place match.Canada opens defence of its Olympic title July 25 against No. 28 New Zealand before facing France on July 28 and No. 22 Colombia on July 31.
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