In one of the most remarkable underdog stories in recent World Cup history, tiny island nation Cabo Verde has qualified for the Round of 32 at the 2026 FIFA World Cup in their maiden appearance.
The Blue Sharks, representing a population of around 500,000, finished second in Group H behind Spain with three hard-fought draws, advancing as one of the tournament’s most inspiring debutants.
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