World Cup debutants Cape Verde achieved the result of a lifetime after they held European champions Spain to a scoreless draw in Group H.
Cape Verde 40-year-old goalkeeper Vozinha, who plays in the Portuguese second division, was outstanding against Spain, ranked the second best team in the world and who enjoyed more of the ball as expected.
He faced 13 shots and made four saves in the first half.
He was in tears after the match and mobbed by his teammates.
The Blue Sharks of Cape Verde are the second smallest country ever to reach the World Cup.
They became the first African team in 24 years to avoid defeat in their first-ever World Cup game.
