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Azerbaijan ups in FIFA ranking
17 October 2013 [14:00] -
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Azerbaijani National Football Team sat on 88th place at FIFA ranking. Wards of Berti Vogts jumped 19 positions by gaining 97 points compared to the previous month.
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