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"The dream came true. We competed against Spain, one of the best teams in the world," said Cape Verde goalkeeper Vozinha after securing a 0-0 draw against La Roja.
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Still Watching. One side frames it as "Cape Verde hero Vozinha sheds 'tears of resilience' after stopping Spain". The other frames it as "‘Hand of Voz’: Cape Verde hold Spain thanks to their 40-year-old goalkeeper".
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"The dream came true. We competed against Spain, one of the best teams in the world," said Cape Verde goalkeeper Vozinha after securing a 0-0 draw against La Roja.
Vozinha broke down in tears at the end of Monday's 0-0 draw with Spain after the 40-year-old was mobbed by his teammates following a stunning display.
Cabo Verde fans revel in the biggest shock of this World Cup so far, the tournament debutants holding European champion Spain to a 0-0 draw.
‘Hand of Voz’: Cape Verde hold Spain thanks to their 40-year-old goalkeeper