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Conquered heroes: For Cape Verde, a World Cup run means many things will change

Name: Conquered heroes: For Cape Verde, a World Cup run means many things will change
Uploaded: 2026-07-04T21:29:02+00:00
Description: Cape Verde's incredible World Cup journey might have ended, but their legacy is just beginning. After a nail-biting match against Argentina, they returned home as heroes, celebrated for their unexpected success. This team's inspiring story...

Cape Verde's incredible World Cup journey might have ended, but their legacy is just beginning. After a nail-biting match against Argentina, they returned home as heroes, celebrated for their unexpected success. This team's inspiring story...

AP News· Jul 4, 2026 · 9:29 PM · 19 views

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