USMNT Remains 16th in Latest FIFA Rankings

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The United States men’s national team saw no movement in the latest FIFA rankings after the just-concluded September/October international window, as it remains in 16th place.

The announcement, which soccer’s governing body made on Wednesday, came after the Americans finished unbeaten over the two weeks, with wins over Peru, Chile, Mexico, and Canada.

U.S. head coach Mauricio Pochettino went with youth as 13 players were given their first senior caps. The likes of Julian Hall, Mathis Albert, Justin Ellis, Cavan Sullivan, Brian Schwake, and Diego Kochen saw action as they tried to make a push for spots in the quarterfinals of the Concacaf Nations League against Haiti in November.

As for other Concacaf nations, Mexico sits in 10th spot, while Canada climbed to 27th.

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