Cape Verde prepares for key matches after World Cup debut in Tampa
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 20, 2026, 12:00 PM
Last updated Jun 20, 2026
Cape Verde continues its campaign at the World Cup, training in Tampa ahead of matches against Uruguay on Sunday and Saudi Arabia on Friday. The team is buoyed by their recent draw with Spain, where goalkeeper Vozinha achieved significant acclaim for a standout performance. Fans are actively supporting the team, showcasing national pride with a large flag display outside the training facility. Center-back Roberto Lopes emphasizes the need to focus on future matches, acknowledging the importance of the upcoming challenges while reflecting on their initial success.
- •Cape Verde trains in Tampa following their World Cup draw with Spain.
- •Vozinha received significant media attention after the match against Spain.
- •Fans demonstrate support with a massive flag display during practice.
- •Cape Verde faces Uruguay on June 25 and Saudi Arabia on June 30.
- 12:00 PMYahoo Sports — After World Cup debut, Cape Verde returns to Tampa looking for more
"Outside of Cape Verde’s World Cup camp, a group of fans fight strong gusts of wind. The breeze is a rare reprieve from the afternoon’s oppressive heat, but, in this instance, an inconvenience, too.
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