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Cape Verde’s dream run continues
HOUSTON — Cape Verde completed an improbable run through the group stage with a third straight World Cup draw to become the smallest country to earn a spot in the knockout round following a 0-0 draw against Saudi Arabia. The small island nation off the western coast of Africa, which is making its debut on [] The post Cape Verde’s dream run continues appeared first on Egyptian Gazette.
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Al Jazeera
· Jul 3, 2026
Video: The Cape Verde effect
Cape Verde's World Cup run has become about more than football.
India TV News
· Jun 22, 2026
How can Cape Verde qualify for FIFA World Cup 2026 knockouts after stunning draw against Uruguay?
Cape Verde's dream run in the FIFA World Cup 2026 continued as the African nation held two-time champions Uruguay to a 2-2 draw at the Miami Stadium. The Blue Sharks had held tournament contenders Spain to a goalless draw a few days ago and have now boosted their chances of a surprise qualification into the knockouts.
Yardbarker
· Jun 22, 2026
Cape Verde pulls off another stunner at World Cup, now in strong position to advance
Cape Verde is rapidly becoming one of the best stories at the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
BBC
· Jun 27, 2026
History-makers Cape Verde set up last-32 tie with Argentina
Cape Verde make history as they finish runners-up in Group H to reach the knockout stage of the World Cup with a goalless draw against Saudi Arabia.
Awful Announcing
· Jun 22, 2026
Pandemonium in Cape Verde as BBC interviewer interrupted during first-ever World Cup goal
Cape Verde has been the story of the World Cup so far after securing two unlikely draws to open its first-ever appearance in the tournament. First, the small African island nation fended off Spain for a 0-0 draw, and on Sunday, Cape Verde backed up its first performance by securing a 2-2 scoreline against Uruguay.
BellaNaija
· Jun 26, 2026
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Related coverage for "Cape Verde’s dream run continues": Al Jazeera — Video: The Cape Verde effect. India TV News — How can Cape Verde qualify for FIFA World Cup 2026 knockouts after stunning draw against Uruguay?. Yardbarker — Cape Verde pulls off another stunner at World Cup, now in strong position to advance. BBC — History-makers Cape Verde set up last-32 tie with Argentina. Awful Announcing — Pandemonium in Cape Verde as BBC interviewer interrupted during first-ever World Cup goal. BellaNaija — New Music Alert: Kadoon Shares Captivating New Single ‘Carry Me Go’