Kenya is one the biggest movers in the latest Fifa World rankings with Harambee Stars climbing five places from position 112 up to position 107 globally.
Migne’s Harambee Stars gained 22 points after beating Ghana and Malawi in the Afcon Qualifier and a friendly match in September.
The move saw Kenya make the biggest leap in Africa, from position 112 that they held in the previous rankings. Ghana joins Slovenia (61) as the biggest losers of the month after the Black Stars dropped six places down to position 51.
Belgium have moved to the top of the Fifa world rankings alongside World Cup winners France – the first time two teams have shared the top spot.
Roberto Martinez’s side, who finished third in Russia, have moved up one place to top the ranking for the first time since 2015.World Cup semi-finalists England stay in sixth place. The only other change in the top 10 sees Denmark drop below Spain into 10th place.
Germany, who fell from first to 15th place in August after their group stage exit from the World Cup, have moved up to 12th.