Cape Verde's incredible journey at the 2026 World Cup continued on Sunday as they drew 2-2 with Uruguay. The result followed their 0-0 with Spain last week as their rollercoaster ride continued in Miami.

Both of Uruguay's World Cup matches in Miami have ended with disappointing ties. It now faces elimination in the group stage.

On Father's Day, Vozinha's mother watched a tie. There were 64,003 people in the stadium for the 2-2 draw between Cape Verde and Uruguay on Sunday night, none of them with a better how-they-got-there story than Ana Candida Evora — the mother of Vozinha,

Live from Bayfront Park, Mike Cugno recaps Uruguay’s comeback against Cabo Verde as fans pack FIFA Fan Fest. With Spain leading Group H, today’s match brings tension, excitement, and family fun to Miami’s World Cup celebration.

Uruguay manager Marcelo Bielsa is utilizing Federico Valverde's versatility to shift his role across the pitch at the 2026 World Cup.