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England stay seventh in FIFA rankings

Joleon Lescott leaves the field after England's most recent World Cup qualifier against Montenegro. Credit: PA

England have maintained their position in the top 10 of FIFA's latest world rankings.

Roy Hodgson's side remain in seventh spot after a month of limited international football showed very few changes to the rankings.

All the top 10 spots remain the same, with Spain top ahead of Germany, while the Republic of Ireland (39th place), Wales (49th) and Northern Ireland (119th) are also unchanged.

Scotland however have dropped a place to joint 78th after being leapfroggred by Senegal.

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Snapshot: Kim Little wins inaugural PFA Women's Player of the Year award

Arsenal Ladies' Scottish star Kim Little poses with her PFA trophy. Credit: PA
Kim Little in the spotlight after a superb season for Arsenal Ladies. Credit: PA

Arsenal Ladies midfielder Kim Little won the inaugural Women's Player of the Year award.

Little, 22, has been a regular at Arsenal since she joined from Hibernian at the age of 16 and last summer was a part of the British Olympic team at London 2012.

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McCall rejects Sheffield United rumours

McCall is currently manager of Motherwell and is also assistant to Scotland coach Gordon Strachan. Credit: PA

Motherwell manager Stuart McCall has played down reports linking him with a return to Sheffield United as manager.

McCall has recently signed a new two-year contract at Fir Park and said there had been no contact from the npower League One club, who sacked Danny Wilson two weeks ago before appointing Chris Morgan until the end of the season.

McCall added on ESPN: "I think it only comes from the fact I had five great years at Sheffield United."It's a smashing club but I'm certainly enjoying my time at Motherwell."They are in the play-offs and they have got a great chance of getting up and hopefully they do."

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Snapshot: Gary Caldwell and Scotland squad fly out to Serbia for must-win World Cup qualifier

Scotland defender Gary Caldwell hoping he doesn't get asked to take his shoes off at security. Credit: PA

Onward Travel? Scotland sit bottom of Group A after a painful defeat to Wales at snowy Hampden on Friday night and have it all to do to qualify for Brazil 2014. If they lose to Serbia on Tuesday, they will officially have no chance of making it to the World Cup next summer.

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