MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. (AP) — Cape Verde’s magical start to its first World Cup isn’t over. It might just be getting started.The tiny island nation that stunned tournament favourite Spain last week did it again against Uruguay on Sunday, coming from behind for a 2-2 draw.Kevin Pina scored on a free kick for Cape Verde’s first-ever goal in the World Cup, and Helio Varela scored the equaliser for what has become one of the most surprising teams of the expanded 48-team tournament — a club now with a legitimate chance of getting into the knockout stage.

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…