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WASHINGTON, DC (Sept 3, 2008) USSoccerPlayers -- The United States rose three spaces to 28th after gaining 21 points in the latest FIFA/Coca Cola World Rankings released on Wednesday. The US beat Guatemala during the rankings period.
Mexico recovered after losing 156 points in August to bypass the United States and move eight slots to 24th. They also played one game during the rankings period, beating Honduras. Rankings
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