In the UFWC’s all-time ranking system sides are awarded one ranking point for every title match victory. Teams are ranked numerically by matches won, then alphabetically. See the NOTES section below. Scotland top the rankings table, having won more UFWC matches than any other nation. England are second, with the two British nations some way ahead of their opposition largely due to their dominance of the early game.

This table is updated periodically. For a more detailed rankings table with see the UFWC Wiki.

UFWC Rankings Table to 11/07/10

1 SCOTLAND 86
2 ENGLAND 74
3 ARGENTINA 50
4 NETHERLANDS 49
5 RUSSIA 41
6 BRAZIL 29
7 GERMANY 27
7 ITALY 27
9 SWEDEN 26
10 FRANCE 25
11 HUNGARY 17
12 SPAIN 16
12 URUGUAY 16
14 CZECH REP 15
15 AUSTRIA 12
15 WALES 12
17 CHILE 11
17 GREECE 11
19 SWITZERLAND 9
20 COLOMBIA 8
20 ROMANIA 8
22 ANGOLA 7
22 PARAGUAY 7
22 PERU 7
22 ZIMBABWE 7
26 BULGARIA 6
27 BELGIUM 5
27 BOLIVIA 5
27 COSTA RICA 5
27 N IRELAND 5
27 SERBIA 5
32 NIGERIA 4
32 POLAND 4
34 DENMARK 3
34 REP IRELAND 3
36 ECUADOR 2
36 GEORGIA 2
36 PORTUGAL 2
36 USA 2
40 AUSTRALIA 1
40 ISRAEL 1
40 MEXICO 1
40 N ANTILLES 1
40 S KOREA 1
40 TURKEY 1
40 VENEZUELA 1

NOTES: One point is awarded for a title match win, no points are awarded for a draw or loss. Teams are ranked numerically then alphabetically. Point totals have been combined for sides that have officially played under different names and are recognised as doing so by FIFA, these being Germany and West Germany, Czech Republic and Czechoslovakia, Northern Ireland and Ireland, Russia and USSR, Serbia and Yugoslavia.