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Lito may play in Saudi Arabia
Wednesday, 20 May 2009 21:57    PDF Print E-mail

Cape Verdean soccer player Lito may not renew his contract with Portuguese team Académica de Coimbra after all, as he allegedly has received a better offer from a first-division club in Saudi Arabia.

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The Cape Verdeans in Beijing
Saturday, 16 August 2008 16:22    PDF Print E-mail
Many Cape Verdeans have been following the main competitions at the Beijing Olympics on television, and are anxious to see how Cape Verde fares in the 2008 games. 200-meter sprint runner Lenira Santos will be the first to compete, on August 19, at the National Stadium. Gymnast Wânia Monteiro, who celebrated her 22nd birthday on Saturday, will be at the Technology Gymnasium beginning on the 21st. On the last day of the games, the 24th, runners will go into action, including Nelson Cruz.
 
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National soccer team shines and beats Mauritius in Praia
Tuesday, 24 June 2008 14:18    PDF Print E-mail

The Cape Verdean national soccer selection won a fair and well-deserved victory over Mauritius this Sunday, June 22, in Praias Várzea stadium. The national soccer team beat its Mauritian counterpart 3 to 1, with goals scored by Dady (two) and Marcos Soares (one). The win consolidates Cape Verde as the vice-leader of group 1 - Africa, with nine points, in the joint eliminatory tournament for the 2010 Africa Cup of Nations in Angola and World Cup in South Africa. Cameroon leads the group with ten points.

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Cape Verde beats Tanzania
Sunday, 08 June 2008 18:26    PDF Print E-mail

The Cape Verdean national soccer selection beat Tanzania Saturday, June 7, in a 1-0 game, and took an important step in the eliminatory rounds for the Angola Africa Cup of Nations and the South Africa World Cup. The hero of the match was Babanco, of Sporting da Praia, who scored the single goal 72 minutes into the game.

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Portugal’s Benfica soccer team moved by children of Sal
Sunday, 18 May 2008 23:31    PDF Print E-mail

An unforgettable afternoon. These are the only words that could possibly be used to sum up the meeting between some 300 secondary school students and the players of legendary Portuguese soccer team Sport Lisboa e Benfica yesterday afternoon at Marcelo Leitão Stadium in Espargos, Sal. The children barely contained their excitement at being able to have the opportunity to talk to and touch their idols. With a sheet of paper or camera in their hands, they battled for every autograph and every photo, and, when they had achieved their objective, they ran to tell their schoolmates and show their parents their "trophies." The positive side of soccer was definitely to be seen yesterday on Sal.

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