Cape Verde's 40-year-old goalkeeper Vozinha was mobbed by teammates after a stellar performance in their 0-0 World Cup draw against Spain. Vozinha, whose real name is Josimar Jose Evora Dias, made numerous saves to deny the European champions, earning player of the match.
Cape Verde's 40-year-old goalkeeper Vozinha was named player of the match in their 0-0 World Cup draw against Spain, but cried at full-time as his mother could not afford the visa to travel to the US. New US government requirements for Cape Verdean citizens, including a returnable bond, prevented her application.
Cape Verde's 40-year-old goalkeeper Vozinha, named man of the match in their 0-0 World Cup draw with Spain, cried at full time as his mother could not afford the visa to the US due to a new $15,000 bond requirement for citizens of Cape Verde.
Cape Verde achieved a historic goalless draw against European champions Spain in their World Cup debut. Veteran goalkeeper Vozinha, aged 40, made seven saves, and the team committed only one foul, showcasing a disciplined defensive performance.
Cape Verde achieved a historic goalless draw against European champions Spain in their World Cup debut. Veteran goalkeeper Vozinha, aged 40, made crucial saves, and Cape Verde committed only one foul, setting new records.
Cape Verde goalkeeper Vozinha, 40, delivered a career-defining performance with seven saves to earn a historic 0-0 draw against World Cup favorites Spain. The veteran became the oldest player to debut in a World Cup match for a nation, inspiring his team and captivating fans worldwide.
Cape Verde's 40-year-old goalkeeper Vozinha delivered a career-defining performance, making seven saves for a historic 0-0 draw against World Cup favorites Spain. The veteran became the oldest player to debut in a World Cup match for a nation, inspiring his team and captivating fans worldwide.
Cape Verde achieved a historic 0-0 draw against favorites Spain in their first-ever World Cup match. Despite Spain's dominance in shots, Cape Verde's defense and late chances secured a point, marking a monumental achievement for the small island nation.
Cape Verde goalkeeper Vozinha, full name Josimar Jose Evora Dias, became the second-oldest debutant in men's FIFA World Cup history at 40 years old. He played against Spain, marking a dream realized after a nearly two-decade professional career spanning multiple countries.
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