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Last update: 12 hours agoWorld Cup Shock That’s Big for Business: Cape Verde (Blue Sharks) stunned Uruguay again in Miami, drawing 2-2 after Kevin Pina scored the country’s first-ever World Cup goal on a free kick and Helio Varela equalized—leaving the islands with 2 points in Group H and real knockout hopes. Sports-to-Spotlight Momentum: Coach Bubista framed the run as proof that small, financially constrained nations can compete, while goalkeeper Vozinha’s global fame surged alongside a human-interest visa breakthrough that brought his mother to the stands. Group H Stakes: With Spain leading the group and Uruguay now under pressure, Cape Verde’s next match vs Saudi Arabia becomes pivotal for qualification scenarios. FIFA Policy Watch: FIFA’s hydration-break rule continues to draw criticism, including from Uruguay coach Marcelo Bielsa, adding another layer of debate around tournament operations.
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