http://www.fifa.com/worldfootball/ranking/lastranking/gender=m/fullranking.html
Having held the position for more than a year, a
friendly loss to Italy means the world and European champions have
been replaced by the Oranje, who become just the seventh team to
head the rankings.
Uruguay's Copa America success means they are now the top South
American side in fifth, with Brazil dropping down to sixth.
Germany remain in third and England move up to fourth, while the
make-up of the top 10 remains the same, with Italy, Portugal,
Argentina and Croatia the other sides.
The Republic of Ireland mirror England in moving up two places,
in their case to 31st, while Scotland are up six to 55th and
Northern Ireland up three to 59th.
Wales' ranking does slide, though, with Gary Speed's men
dropping five places to 117th, with Haiti moving above them in the
standings.