AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoCabo Verde World Cup shock story: President José Maria Neves says the “Blue Sharks” will go for the win against defending champions Argentina in the Round of 32, adding that even if they lose, they’ll leave “with our heads high” after becoming the smallest nation to reach the knockout stage. Vozinha’s vow: In Miami, goalkeeper Vozinha urged fans to cheer for the debutants and promised “we will make history,” as Cape Verde advanced on three draws. Argentina arrives in Miami: The Albiceleste reached the city for the match, with Lionel Messi continuing his record run and Argentina set as Golden Boot co-leaders with Kylian Mbappé. Round-of-32 momentum: The tournament keeps breaking records, including 11 comeback victories so far, while Harry Kane reignited the Golden Boot race with a late brace vs DR Congo. Local safety in the diaspora: Brockton, Massachusetts, announced a 10 p.m. curfew for the next Cabo Verde game after violence during earlier celebrations. Spain vs Austria preview: Spain coach Luis de la Fuente is confident ahead of their Round of 32 tie, despite injuries to Nico Williams and Yeremy Pino.
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