Nigeria’s Super Falcons remain Africa’s top-ranked women’s football team, holding their 36th position globally in the latest FIFA rankings. South Africa, Morocco, Zambia, and Ghana follow in Africa’s top five. Meanwhile, the United States leads the global rankings, with Spain, Germany, and England rounding out the top four.
Nigeria’s Super Falcons have reaffirmed their dominance in African women’s football, maintaining their position as the highest-ranked team on the continent in the latest FIFA rankings released on March 6, 2025.
The Falcons remain 36th globally, solidifying their standing despite increased competition from other African teams. South Africa, Morocco, Zambia, and Ghana complete the continent’s top five, highlighting the growing strength of African women’s football.
On the global stage, the United States leads the rankings, followed by Spain, Germany, and England. Japan, Sweden, Canada, Brazil, North Korea, and the Netherlands round out the top ten.
The Super Falcons' consistency at the summit of African football comes as they prepare for upcoming international fixtures, with hopes of improving their global ranking. Football analysts credit their sustained success to a mix of experienced players and emerging talents, as well as strategic coaching.
With key tournaments ahead, including Olympic qualifiers and continental competitions, Nigeria’s women’s team will aim to build on their ranking and close the gap with top global teams.
