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Last update: 37 minutes agoCabo Verde in the spotlight: Argentina’s coach Lionel Scaloni says Cape Verde is a “tough opponent” ahead of their Round of 32 clash, praising the island nation’s pace and quality after it became the smallest-by-population team to reach the knockout stage. World Cup tech & data: FIFA’s expanded 48-team format is driving more goals (group-stage average 2.99) and more analytics-led preparation, with penalty specialist Ronwen Williams crediting “student of the game” scouting and video prep. Wildlife science from Boa Vista: A new long-term study reports loggerhead sea turtle nesting on Cabo Verde’s Boa Vista rose 80-fold from 1998 to 2024, after years of night patrol monitoring and conservation. Heat risk for sport: Atlanta’s extreme humidity is expected to push heat index values above 110°F, raising concerns for players and fans during the World Cup’s knockout stretch.
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