Cape Verde's magical start to its first World Cup isn't over. It might just be getting started. The tiny island nation that stunned tournament favorite Spain last week did it again against Uruguay — a two-time World Cup champion — on Sunday,

Cape Verde completed a historic FIFA World Cup 2026 debut by reaching the Round of 32 after three draws, finishing second in Group H behind Spain. A 0-0 result against Saudi Arabia, combined with Spain’s win over Uruguay,

CAPE VERDE’S heroic goalkeeper Vozinha has revealed he’s looking for a new club. The news comes after the minnows confirmed automatic qualification into the knockout stages as they

The Crumlin native and League of Ireland ace took the call from Stephen Bradley, who was serving as a pundit on RTE, after Cape Verde managed a draw against Saudi Arabia, which secured them a second-place finish in Group H.

France, Spain and Belgium advanced, Cape Verde created history, and the Durand Cup 2026 was announced as Matchday 16 delivered drama, milestones and major football headlines across the globe

Saudi Arabia's Nawaf Bu Washl (13) battles for the ball with Cape Verde's Dailon Livramento (19) during the World Cup Group H soccer match between Cape Verde and Saudi Arabia.