The inactive period for Macedonia did not bring less points, instead some national teams bellow the Lynx climbed, less dropped which resulted with Macedonia going down one place. … 69. Mali 503 70. Guinea 485 71. Ivory Coast 476 72. Uzbekistan 453 73. Palestine 449 74. Macedonia 446 75. Syria 442 76. Zambia 438 77.
The first FIFA ranking in the new year brings good news for Macedonia. Although it is an inactive period, few national teams played some matches and affected the rankings. Macedonia did not play any games so did not lose of gain points, but still moved up 3 places thanks to others who lost points and
Football Federation of Macedonia, called a meeting with representatives by all local municipal football associations in Macedonia in order to standardize the changes in the statute.
Macedonia stayed on the 64th position on the FIFA ranking list for May 2009 because there was no activity in the last month. The 64th place is the worst since October 2007 when Macedonia was on the 75th position.
Because FIFA’s rules do not apply for the Macedonian football federation as they wanted to give Macedonian passports to foreign players Washington and Osa, we are suggesting that FFM should also try and get Amauri, Almunia, Streit etc in the Macedonian national team. Couple of days ago, the Football federation of Macedonia expressed a wish
All 5 teams from the 9th Qualification group for WC 2010 have used 20th of August to play friendlies that will serve as last preparations before the start of the qualification tournament.
According to the June 2008 FIFA/Coca Cola World-ranking list Macedonia is on the 56th place. This means that Macedonia have kept the same place from the last 2 months. Though Macedonia have lost 7 points comparing to the May list, the national team is still ranked 56th in the world with 544 points. The only
Macedonia and Bosnia and Herzegovina played another interesting match where despite the hosts lead with 2 goals, Macedonia managed to get back in the match and final score is 2-2.
Prime Minister Nikola Gruevski embarked upon a mediation mission to bridge the differences in the long-standing rift in Macedonian Football Federation. Early on Friday, Gruevski met with the President of the Ukrainian Football Federation and a member of the FIFA Association Committee, Grigory Surkis for talks on the perspective of the Macedonian football.