FIFA delivers exciting news for Thailand following their historic championship.

The Thai women's national team climbs 3 positions to reach 50th place globally after securing the FIFA Series 2026 title.

The Thai women's national team has made a clear advancement on the FIFA rankings, moving up to the 50th position worldwide after their FIFA Series 2026 victory. This achievement concretely reflects the team's consistent performance and effective gameplay in recent times.

Before this tournament, the Thai women's team was only ranked 53rd globally. However, leveraging home advantage and thorough preparation, they seized the opportunity to improve their record. The team secured two convincing wins, including a decisive 4-0 victory over New Caledonia and a 2-0 win against DR Congo to claim the championship.

These results helped the Thai women's team increase their total points from 1476.89 to 1478.09, adding 1.2 points. Although the increase is not substantial, it was enough for the team to rise 3 spots, officially entering the 50th position on the FIFA rankings. Simultaneously, they also climbed to 9th place in Asia, significantly improving their regional standing.

Beyond numerical significance, the FIFA Series 2026 championship demonstrates the professional progress of the Thai women's team. A cohesive playing style, effective opportunity utilization, and defensive stability are key factors enabling the team to maintain impressive results.

Notably, playing at home also contributed to a significant psychological advantage for the players. Support from spectators helped the Thai women's team maintain confidence and control matches effectively, thereby convincingly achieving their championship goal.

In the future, the Thai women's team is expected to sustain their development momentum through international training camps. With their current foundation and improved ranking, the team aims for higher goals in continental tournaments and hopes to further advance their FIFA ranking position.

FIFA ranks the Vietnamese women's team 37th globally, number 1 in Southeast Asia.

Having just won the FIFA tournament, the Thai team receives a 'huge' reward from Madam Pang.