The IFF World Ranking is a ranking of the national teams of member countries of the International Floorball Federation.
The ranking is based on the standings of the most recent Floorball World Championships .
The ranking is used to determine the seeding of the teams for the next Floorball World Championships.
The Men's 2008 IFF World Ranking is based on the performances at the last Floorball World Championships.
Rank | Team | Change |
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1 | Finland |
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2 | Sweden |
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3 | Switzerland |
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4 | Czech Republic |
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5 | Latvia |
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6 | Denmark |
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7 | Norway |
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8 | Italy |
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9 | Russia |
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10 | Germany |
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11 | Estonia |
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12 | Hungary |
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13 | Netherlands |
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14 | Slovenia |
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15 | Austria |
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16 | Japan |
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17 | United States |
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18 | Great Britain |
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19 | Poland |
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20 | Slovakia |
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21 | Spain |
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22 | Canada |
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23 | Australia |
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24 | France |
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25 | Serbia |
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26 | Liechtenstein |
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27 | Korea |
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28 | Georgia |
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29 | Malaysia |
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30 | Belgium |
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31 | Brazil |
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32 | Argentina |
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The Women's 2007 IFF World Ranking is based on the performances at the last Floorball World Championships.
Rank | Team | Change |
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1 | Sweden |
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2 | Finland |
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3 | Switzerland |
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4 | Latvia |
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5 | Czech Republic |
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6 | Denmark |
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7 | Russia |
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8 | Norway |
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9 | United States |
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10 | Singapore |
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11 | Poland |
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12 | Germany |
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13 | Hungary |
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14 | Netherlands |
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15 | Australia |
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16 | Japan |
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17 | Canada |
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18 | Italy |
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19 | Slovakia |
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20 | Spain |
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21 | Malaysia |
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22 | Austria |
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23 | Georgia |
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