USWNT Falls to Fourth in FIFA Rankings, Marking Historic Low

Despite winning the CONCACAF Gold Cup, the US Women's National Team's loss to Mexico in the group stage has led to their lowest FIFA ranking since 2003.

The USWNT is now ranked fourth in the latest FIFA rankings, a position they have never held since the rankings began in 2003.
Spain, England, and France now occupy the top three spots in the FIFA rankings, with the US falling behind due to a recent loss to Mexico.
The loss to Mexico in the CONCACAF W Gold Cup group stage was pivotal in the USWNT's drop in rankings, marking only the second defeat to Mexico in 43 matches.
Despite the setback, the USWNT won the Gold Cup, defeating Brazil in the final, showcasing resilience and the potential for future success.
The USWNT's drop in rankings reflects the increasing competitiveness in women's soccer, with other nations investing more in their programs.