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'Regardless of the outcome, we will leave the FIFA World Cup 2026 with our heads high and with a sense of mission accomplished'—Cape Verde state president Neves

* We are playing to win — when expectations are low regarding a team, and if that team has the urge to win, it is possible * A small nation like Cape Verde should make an effort to always do that — to permanently surprise people By Paul Njie, BBC Sport Africa President of Cape Verde, José Maria Neves, predicts his country will defeat defending champions Argentina in the Round of 32 of the FIFA World Cup™ 2026 as the upstarts continue to write their destiny. We are playing to...

Maravi Express Maravi Express · Wire Report · Thu, 02 Jul 2026 09:32:24 · 1 min read

'Regardless of the outcome, we will leave the FIFA World Cup 2026 with our heads high and with a sense of mission accomplished'—Cape Verde state president Neves

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WIRE — * We are playing to win — when expectations are low regarding a team, and if that team has the urge to win, it is possible * A small nation like Cape Verde should make an effort to always do that — to permanently surprise people By Paul Njie, BBC Sport Africa President of Cape Verde, José Maria Neves, predicts his country will defeat defending champions Argentina in the Round of 32 of the FIFA World Cup™ 2026 as the upstarts continue to write their destiny. We are playing to...

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