Cape Verde continued their World Cup fairytale, holding Uruguay to a thrilling 2-2 draw. After stunning Spain, the Blue Sharks took the lead through Kevin Pina's free-kick. Uruguay fought back with goals from Maxi Araujo and Agustin Canobbio before halftime. However, substitute Helio Varela capitalized on a defensive error to secure a historic point for Cape Verde, leaving Uruguay's knockout hopes uncertain.

Cape Verde’s first World Cup campaign has already reshaped expectations in Group H, and the Blue Sharks now turn to a defining Monday clash with Uruguay,...

TAMPA, Florida, June 19 : There's been a feeling in the Cape Verde camp this week that the World Cup debutants can improve even on their opening draw with Spain when they take on…