Stephen Kenny’s side have lost five of their seven games in Euro 2024 qualification
’s side lost to Greece 2-0 at home in Euro 2024 qualifying, and then beat Gibraltar 4-0 in the last international break. They lost five out of their seven games in qualification.
Ireland’s highest ever ranking was sixth, while they entered the top 10 on three occasions between 1991 and 2002. Their lowest ranking this century was 67th in 2013.Ratcliffe’s pursuit of Manchester United poised to go to extra timeAt 58th in the world, they are the 28th highest ranked team in Europe, as their hopes of qualifying for Euro 2024 have all but gone.
Scotland are in 34th place while Wales moved up to 28th after beating Croatia. Northern Ireland are down to 75th, having dropped one place.
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