Ireland slip to record low in Fifa rankings

Ireland has slipped to another new record low on Fifa’s world ranking list in the wake of this month’s defeat by Serbia with Martin O’Neill’s side now 68th, one down on where the team stood in February.

Bulgaria and Jordan have both overtaken Ireland since then.

The top five on the list is unchanged with Spain still in top spot ahead of Ireland Euro 2016 rivals Germany and then Argentina, Portugal and Colombia.

Ireland’s other group rivals, Scotland, Poland and Georgia are 37th, 73rd and 99th respectively.

Gibraltar does not have a ranking.

England, meanwhile, are 12th with Wales 49th and Northern Ireland 86th.