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Azerbaijan keeps 118th in FIFA rankings
15 February 2013 [09:23] -
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FIFA has declared its first ranking of national teams in 2013, with Azerbaijan remaining the 118th.
Azerbaijan has 283 points.
The next ranking will be announced on 14 March.
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