Cabo Verde once again finds itself facing a World Cup behemoth on Sunday, taking on two-time winners Uruguay in its second group stage match after stunning Spain last time out.
The African minnows pulled off an all-time World Cup upset by holding the reigning European champions to a goalless draw in its opener in Group H, an invaluable point that puts it in genuine contention for a position in the competition’s last 32. Three points could be enough for the debutants to progress, while four will almost certainly achieve the feat.
