With 1280 points, Haiti leaves the 88th spot to rise to 84th place in the latest FIFA world ranking, published this Wednesday, October 7, 2027.<\/p>

The three victories of the Grenadiers in their last four matches played in the group stage of the Concacaf Nations League have a positive impact on Haiti's positioning in the latest FIFA world ranking.<\/p>

David Badia's team climbs four places to reach 84th position. The Grenadiers, now 84th with 1280 points, find themselves between two African nations: Angola (83rd, 1281 points) and Gabon (85th, 1280 points). The latter (Gabon) is now coached by Sébastien Migné, who led Haiti to the World Cup.<\/p>

In the Concacaf zone, the Grenadiers are in 9th position just ahead of Guatemala, El Salvador, Trinidad and Tobago, Suriname, the Dominican Republic, and Nicaragua. They are behind Mexico, the USA, Canada, Panama, Costa Rica, Honduras, Jamaica, and Curaçao.<\/p>

On the international stage, Spain (1st) world champion has extended its lead at the top of the ranking. It is followed by Argentina (2nd), the unfortunate finalist of the World Cup, now nearly 40 points behind, and France (3rd). However, the most significant progression in the top 10 is credited to Portugal (5th, +2), which has surpassed Brazil (6th, -1) and Morocco (7th, -1).<\/p>

The double confrontation between Haiti and the USA on November 14 and 17 in the quarter-finals of the Concacaf Nations League will be crucial for the Grenadiers who want, without a doubt, to progress in the new FIFA world ranking to be published on November 18.<\/p>