Spain have retained their spot at the top of the FIFA world rankings, leading second place Germany by 180 points.
Vicente Del Bosque's side earned 12 more points from the list that was published in August, having beaten Puerto Rico in a friendly last month.
England have kept third place having beaten Italy in Switzerland last time out, with the Azzurri slipping down to sixth.
Portugal and Uruguay have swapped positions – the Seleccao moving up to fourth in place of Oscar Tabarez's team.
The remainder of the top ten sees Argentina, Netherlands, Croatia and Denmark in seventh, eighth, ninth and 10th respectively.
Whilst lower down the order, Ivory Coast are the only African team in the top 20 in 14th, with Mexico propping up the list, replacing the Swiss in 20th.
1. Spain 1617 points
2. Germany 1437
3. England 1274
4. Portugal 1232
5. Uruguay 1217
6. Italy 1174
7. Argentina 1121
8. Netherlands 1044
9. Croatia 1020
10. Denmark 1006
11. Greece 1001
12. Brazil 996
13. Russia 990
14. Chile 984
15. France 965
16. Ivory Coast 912
17. Ecuador 890
18. Sweden 875
19. Czech Republic 869
20. Mexico 847
