The United States stay 34th in the November 2011 FIFA Rankings released on Wednesday. Mexico moves up to 20th, first overall in CONCACAF. Spain remains the World #1, with Holland, Germany, Uruguay, and England rounding out the top five. Elsewhere in CONCACAF, Jamaica moves up three spots to 47th, Panama is up two spots to 51st, Honduras moves three spots at 54th, and Costa Rica drops two places to 64th. The next ranking will be released on November 21st. TOP TWENTY
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