The Cape Verde national team achieved a surprise and officially qualified for the World Cup finals for the first time in its history from the African continent.

The Cape Verde team defeated its counterpart, the Eswatini national team, with a clean three-goal victory, securing their place in the World Cup at the expense of an experienced team, the Cameroon national team.

Thus, this small country team, with a population of about half a million, achieves what was unexpected, reminiscent of Angola and Togo in the 2006 World Cup.

Despite its development in recent years at the African level, this team is relatively unknown, and there are no highly recognized players in its ranks.

This team, coached by manager Bobista, looks forward to making a remarkable debut in the finals, regardless of whether they advance to the knockout stages or not.