Bermuda have slipped four places to 171st in the latest Men’s Fifa World Rankings, leaving the national side sitting 18th among Caribbean Football Union (CFU) nations.
The four-place drop marks a testing spell for Bermuda on the global ladder, seeing them fall further adrift of regional rivals in the Caribbean zone.
Elsewhere in the region, the three teams Bermuda played in Concacaf Nations League, have all improved in either the FIFA Rankings of Caribbean Football Union Rankings.
St Lucia enjoyed a positive update, nudging up one place to 165th overall, which places them 14th across the CFU standings.
Barbados were among the region's notable climbers, surging five spots to 174th in the world, positioning them just behind Bermuda at 19th in the CFU hierarchy.
Meanwhile, Guadeloupe remains a unique presence in the Caribbean landscape. While a full member of Concacaf since 2013, the French overseas department is not affiliated with Fifa and therefore does not hold an official world ranking. However, as an affiliate member of the CFU, Guadeloupe currently sits 11th in the regional zone standings.
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