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Cape Verde’s Cabral Wins World Cup 2026 Goal Of The Tournament Award

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Cape Verde full-back Sidny Lopes Cabral has won the World Cup Goal of the Tournament award for his spectacular strike against Argentina in the round of 32, beIN Sports reports. The tournament debutants threatened to cause arguably the biggest upset in World Cup history when they took on the 2022 champions and eventual 2026 runners-up [...]

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