World Football Elo Ratings - List of Number One Teams

List of Number One Teams

The following is the list of nations who have achieved the number one position on the World Football Elo Ratings since 2000:

Start Date Nation # of days
5 Jun 1999 Brazil 389
28 Jun 2000 France 708
6 Jun 2002 Argentina 1
7 Jun 2002 France 4
11 Jun 2002 Netherlands 1
12 Jun 2002 Spain 4
16 Jun 2002 Netherlands 5
21 Jun 2002 Brazil 351
7 Jun 2003 Netherlands 4
11 Jun 2003 Brazil 8
19 Jun 2003 Netherlands 83
10 Sep 2003 France 291
27 Jun 2004 Czech Republic 4
Start Date Nation # of days
1 Jul 2004 France 10
11 Jul 2004 Brazil 3
14 Jul 2004 France 35
18 Aug 2004 Argentina 290
4 Jun 2005 Czech Republic 4
8 Jun 2005 Argentina 21
29 Jun 2005 Brazil 102
9 Oct 2005 Netherlands 3
12 Oct 2005 Brazil 265
4 Jul 2006 Italy 43
16 Aug 2006 France 52
7 Oct 2006 Brazil 122
6 Feb 2007 France 1
Start Date Nation # of days
7 Feb 2007 Brazil 140
27 Jun 2007 France 14
11 Jul 2007 Argentina 4
15 Jul 2007 Brazil 334
13 Jun 2008 Brazil / Netherlands 2
15 Jun 2008 Netherlands 6
21 Jun 2008 Spain 368
24 Jun 2009 Brazil 373
2 Jul 2010 Netherlands 1
3 Jul 2010 Netherlands / Spain 3
6 Jul 2010 Netherlands 1
7 Jul 2010 Spain Current

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