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Last update: 9 hours agoCape Verde World Cup Tech & Sports Spotlight: Cape Verde’s “Blue Sharks” just rewrote football history by becoming the smallest nation by population to reach the men’s World Cup knockout stage, finishing Group H second after a 0-0 draw with Saudi Arabia and setting up a Round of 32 clash with defending champions Argentina. Round of 32 Setup: The bracket is now fully set as the tournament flips to win-or-go-home matches, with Canada vs South Africa kicking off the knockout phase and a full schedule running June 28–July 3. Argentina vs Cape Verde: Lionel Scaloni warned Argentina not to underestimate Cape Verde, calling them fast and high-quality after their trouble-making run that included draws with Spain and Uruguay. Sports Data Angle: Group-stage scoring hit a record pace (2.99 goals per game), and favorites largely held up—while the chaos still fueled huge prediction-market activity. Human Interest Shock: Cape Verde captain Ryan Mendes faces serious allegations of sexual assault of a team translator during a trip to New Zealand, reported by Brazilian outlet Globo.
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