The island nation is set to become one of the smallest countries to participate in football's showpiece event.

A carnival-like atmosphere erupted in the streets of Cape Verde's capital Praia on Monday after the tiny archipelago nation qualified for the World Cup for the first time. Honking horns and street ...

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A carnival-like atmosphere erupted in the streets of Cape Verde's capital Praia recently after the tiny archipelago nation qualified for the World Cup for the first time. For all latest news, follow ...

PRAIA, Cape Verde - A carnival-like atmosphere erupted in the streets of Cape Verde's capital Praia on Monday after the tiny archipelago nation qualified for the first time ever for the World Cup.