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Germany Returns to Top Ten FIFA Rankings, Eyes Pot 1 in World Cup Draw

Germany's recent form sees them return to the top ten rankings. A win against Luxembourg and Slovakia could secure a Pot 1 spot in the World Cup draw.

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In this image I see the logo of a football and I see words written and I see 2 stars.

DFB Team Back in Top Ten: Pot 1 Within Reach in World Cup Draw - Germany Returns to Top Ten FIFA Rankings, Eyes Pot 1 in World Cup Draw

Germany has climbed two spots to tenth in the FIFA World Rankings, thanks to recent victories in the Nations League. This places them back in the top ten, a position they last held in 2022. The team's success has also put them in contention for a seeded position in the upcoming World Cup draw, which could be considered breaking news in the football world.

Germany's rise in the rankings comes after wins against Luxembourg and Northern Ireland in the Nations League. They now sit at 10th place with approximately 1713 points, surpassing teams like Morocco and Croatia. Coach Julian Nagelsmann has expressed his desire to avoid Pot 2 in the World Cup draw due to potential challenging climate conditions. However, Germany's recent form and ranking could see them secure a spot in Pot 1 alongside other qualified teams like Croatia and Morocco.

To ensure their place in the World Cup, Germany needs to secure wins against Luxembourg and Slovakia in November. The World Cup draw, set to take place on December 5 in Washington, will use the final rankings after the qualifiers. If Germany qualifies and Italy fails to win their group, they will likely be seeded in Pot 1.

Germany's return to the top ten in the FIFA World Rankings is a testament to their recent form. With a potential seeded position in the World Cup draw on the horizon, the team is focused on securing their spot with upcoming victories. The World Cup draw in December will determine the groups for the tournament, with Germany aiming to avoid the challenges of Pot 2.

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