Cape Verde's incredible journey at the 2026 World Cup continued on Sunday as they drew 2-2 with Uruguay. The result followed their 0-0 with Spain last week as their rollercoaster ride continued in Miami.

Cape Verde and Uruguay played to a 2-2 tie in a World Cup match at Hard Rock Stadium. A mistake by Uruguay's goalkeeper Fernando Muslera led to Cape Verde's tying goal in the second half. Helio Varela scored the equalizing goal for Cape Verde in the 60th minute.

Spain faces Saudi Arabia looking to get its tournament back on track, while Uruguay takes on Cape Verde in a match that could have a major impact on the standings. Don't miss out on BetMGM's new user promo.

On Father's Day, Vozinha's mother watched a tie. There were 64,003 people in the stadium for the 2-2 draw between Cape Verde and Uruguay on Sunday night, none of them with a better how-they-got-there story than Ana Candida Evora — the mother of Vozinha,

Uruguay manager Marcelo Bielsa is utilizing Federico Valverde's versatility to shift his role across the pitch at the 2026 World Cup.

The claim that Uruguay's men's soccer team was subject to additional security checks and sniffer dogs in the U.S. during the 2026 World Cup is still under investigation. It is unclear whether this was standard security protocol or whether the Uruguayan team was surprised by these security checks.