Qarabag climbs 13 positions in club world ranking

Tabriz Guliyev
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The International Federation of Football History and Statistics (IFFHS) has published a new world ranking of clubs.

Report informs with reference to the IFFHS official website that the list of 506 teams included three representatives of Azerbaijan.

Qarabag (176.5 points) rose 13 positions settling in the 48th place. Neftchi (62 points) moved up one position to the 377th place, while Sabah (58.75 points) moved up 4 positions to the 413th place.

Manchester City (401 points) tops the ranking while Real is second with 332 points and Italy's Inter is third with 311 points.

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