Cap-Vert Shocks Africa with Historic World Cup Qualification
In a stunning display of footballing prowess, Cap-Vert has officially secured its first-ever qualification for the FIFA World Cup, leaving fans in awe and creating a wave of jubilation across the archipelago nation.
The Blue Sharks triumphed over Eswatini with a resounding 3-0 victory in Praia, sealing their spot for the much-anticipated Mondial 2026.
The qualification of Cap-Vert marks a historic milestone not just for the nation but also for African football as a whole.
Despite being relatively new on the continental stage, the team showcased remarkable resilience and tactical acumen throughout the qualifiers, finishing at the top of Group D ahead of traditional powerhouses like Cameroun.
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