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Soccer-Cape Verde draw a wake-up call for Spain, says Cucurella

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Cape Verde players Vozinha, Lopes gain newfound fame at World Cup
With the eyes of the world now on Cape Verde after they managed to hold Spain to a 0-0 draw in their World Cup debut, the team was back on the training pitch on Wednesday (June 17) and still getting used to the extra attention.

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Cape Verde Star Goalkeeper Vozinha's Mother Gets Visa to Attend Next World Cup Match
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Cape Verde's Vozinha delighted with mother's visa but wants to talk football
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All 48 World Cup teams ranked by odds to win 2026 tournament

France and Spain are among the favorites to take home the 2026 World Cup. Here's a look at the full, 48-team field ranked by their odds to win.
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Sutton's World Cup score predictions - second group games

BBC Sport's football expert Chris Sutton gives his predictions for the scores of the second round of group games at the 2026 World Cup.
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Spain coach Luis de la Fuente defends Rodri from 'insulting' criticism

Spain coach Luis de la Fuente defended his tactics and his captain Rodri after a shocking draw against Cape Verde in their World Cup debut.
Fox Sports

Jordan vs. Austria Highlights: Austria Earns First World Cup Win Since 1990

Austria earned its first World Cup win since 1990, sneaking past a Jordan side that defied expectations and gave it all it could handle. It took late goals for Austria to escape with all three points.
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World Cup panic meter: Brazil, Spain and Portugal all dropped points. Who should be most concerned?

All 48 teams have played one game at this World Cup, meaning it’s time to overreact to 90 minutes of soccer! Entering the tournament, six teams formed the top tier of favorites. Three of those teams won as expected in their openers,

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