Miami, July 4 -- After a memorable FIFA World Cup 2026, Cabo Verde head coach Bubista said his country "showed their identity" during the campaign and expressed pride in his team's performance.

Cabo Verde's FIFA World Cup run might not have given them that first win, but despite all that, they would be heading back home triumphant. A goalless draw against European champions Spain, a draw each against Saudi Arabia and former champions Uruguay, secured them a round of 32 spot in their debut World Cup. Then against Lionel Messi-led Argentina, the Vozinha-powered side showed that their success had more to do with resilience, determination and hard work than sheer luck, taking the match to extra time, untill an own goal from Diney Borges hand...