FIFA Power Ranking leaders after Matchday 🔟🔥 at World Cup 26™ | OneFootball

Matchday 10 of World Cup 26™ is done, so here is who performed best according to the official FIFA Power Rankings.

Group F

Netherlands 5-1 Sweden

Attacking Score: Cody Gakpo

Cody Gakpo led the way for the Netherlands' attacking charge with two goals that earned him an Attacking Score of 8.7 for this match.

He topped the attempts-on-goal chart with five, two of which delivered his brace.

Creativity Score: Cody Gakpo

Gakpo also came out on top for creativity after recording two assists in his nation's 5-1 rout.

The Liverpool forward recorded a Creativity Score of 8.2 with eight ball progressions and three successful defensive unit line breaks.

Defending Score: Jan Paul van Hecke

Jan Paul van Hecke completed a clean sweep for Ronald Koeman’s side by ranking highest across multiple defensive metrics.

His Defensive Score of 6.4 was reflected by three blocks, five clearances in the defensive third and three aerial duels won.

Group E

Germany 2-1 Côte d'Ivoire

Attacking Score: Deniz Undav

Deniz Undav scored both of Germany's goals which earned him an 8.5 ranking.

The Stuttgart forward converted two of his three attempts in open play in addition to changing the course of the game on both occasions.

Creativity Score: Felix Nmecha

Felix Nmecha dominated creativity with an assist in his nation's 2-1 victory.

He had two line break involvements in goal sequences which returned a score of 7.9.

Defending Score: Felix Nmecha

Nmecha also ranked highest for defending in this Group E contest.

His statistics in this area included 14 possession regains and six tackles won for Julian Nagelsmann's side.

Group E

Ecuador 0-0 Curaçao

Attacking Score: Nilson Angulo

Nilson Angulo was the most impactful attaking player in Ecuador's Group E stalemate.

He recorded 10 ball progressions and eight take-ons that earned him an Attacking Ccore of 6.1.

Creativity Score: Nilson Angulo

Angulo also headed up the creative statistics from both nations.

An 8.2 rating was testament to his four successful defensive unit line breaks.

Defending Score: Alan Franco

Alan Franco produced a dominant defensive display to keep a clean sheet.

Nine possession regains, two tackles won and two successful clearances earned him a Defensive Score of 7.9.

Group F

Tunisia 0-4 Japan

Attacking Score: Ayase Ueda

Ayase Ueda's clinical finishing made him Japan's most dangerous attacking player.

His two goals from six attempts in open play delivered on that cutting edge to earn him an Attacking Score of 8.4.

Creativity Score: Junya Ito

Junya Ito consistently created opportunities with quality crossing in wide areas.

The Genk winger scored an 8.4 rating for completing seven midfield line breaks and disrupting Tunisia's defensive organisation.

Defending Score: Takehiro Tomiyasu

Takehiro Tomiyasu was key in the Samurai Blue's victory in the 1,000th FIFA World Cup™ match.

A score of 8.1 reflected his seven possession regains and five clearances in the defensive third.