Cape Verde World Cup 2025

Argentina, Messi survive Cape Verde in Miami World Cup epic

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Messi and Argentina beat Cape Verde 3-2 in extra time thriller, advancing to World Cup Round of 16

Argentina and Cape Verde headed to extra time at the World Cup with their Round of 32 match even at 1-1 on Friday.

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How Argentina survived a huge scare to beat Cape Verde in a World Cup epic

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Argentina v Cape Verde: Breaking down biggest World Cup knockout mismatch

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

Cape Verde’s World Cup team walked into its Miami hotel after getting eliminated from the tournament, almost in disbelief at the scene in the lobby.

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Lionel Messi Sends Clear Message to Argentina Players After Cape Verde Win

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'Very difficult to understand' - Lionel Scaloni boss criticises World Cup schedule as Argentina prepare for Egypt showdown after gruelling Cape Verde win

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Lionel Messi warns Argentina of many ‘bad’ things to fix after World Cup scare

“Today, we put in a huge effort, as always, playing well and playing badly, just like we always say,” Messi said, per ESPN.

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'Just magical!' - Cape Verde leave Thierry Henry in awe and Zlatan Ibrahimovic 'almost in tears' after glorious defeat against Argentina

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Lionel Messi of Argentina scores his 20th career World Cup goal, extending his record

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Cape Verde’s soccer team returns home to huge welcome. The basketball team also has World Cup hopes

Cape Verde is celebrating a sports-filled weekend. The national soccer team returned home Sunday as heroes after reaching the World Cup round of 32 and taking Argentina into extra time.

Cape Verde carries a small nation’s dream into historic World Cup round-of-32 match

Cape Verde reached the World Cup knockout stage for the first time, continuing a historic run for one of the smallest nations ever to qualify.

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Dublin-born Cape Verde star recruited on LinkedIn gets World Cup chance

They are one of the smallest countries to play in a World Cup, but Cape Verde are aiming high, with a Dublin-born defender who used to work in a bank among their ranks.

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Proud Cape Verde coach Bubista bids bittersweet farewell to World Cup

Bubista said he felt huge pride in his team after they took three-time world champions Argentina to the wire before losing a thrilling last-32 clash.