Thailand moved up one place, while Cambodia recorded the region's biggest rise with a four-place jump.

According to the latest rankings published by FIFA, Vietnam retained their position as the top-ranked women's team in Southeast Asia and remained 37th globally, reinforcing their status as the region's leading side.

Vietnam women's national football team remained Southeast Asia's highest-ranked side and stayed 37th in the world in FIFA's latest rankings released in June 2026.

Thailand moved up one place, while Cambodia recorded the region's biggest rise with a four-place jump.

With 1,594 points, Vietnam maintained their previous ranking, reflecting the team's consistency amid increasing competition in regional women's football. At the Asian level, Vietnam continue to rank among the continent's stronger teams.

Within Southeast Asia, Vietnam remain well ahead of their closest rivals. The Philippines are ranked 39th in the world with 1,566 points, while Thailand moved up one place to 49th with 1,485 points. Myanmar are ranked 55th with 1,461 points.

Cambodia recorded the region's biggest improvement, climbing four places to 113th in the world. In contrast, Indonesia dropped four places to 110th, while Malaysia fell three spots to 95th. Laos also slipped four places, whereas Singapore moved up one position to 151st.

At the lower end of the regional rankings, Timor-Leste dropped one place to 158th with 965 points. Brunei remain unranked in the FIFA women's rankings. The latest changes highlight the increasingly competitive nature of women's football in Southeast Asia.

Despite shifts in the standings across the region, Vietnam have maintained remarkable consistency by holding on to the No. 1 position in Southeast Asia. With a solid foundation and an ongoing squad rejuvenation process, team is expected to maintain their place among the region's leading squad while pursuing bigger goals at the continental level.

Vietnamese women’s football team up in latest FIFA rankings

VOV.VN - The Vietnamese national women’s football team have jumped a notch to 32nd place globally following the latest June rankings released by the world’s football governing body FIFA.