Cape Verde goalkeeper Vozinha, 40, is named player of the match after making seven saves as his team holds Spain to a 0-0 draw. He describes the moment as the culmination of work he has done “entire life,” and he speaks about being emotional after the match. Multiple outlets report that Vozinha’s mother was unable to attend the game because of problems obtaining a U.S. visa to enter the United States. The Guardian reports he is in tears after the final whistle and says he could not share the performance with his mother and late grandparents due to the visa situation, while other coverage similarly links her absence to visa issues that stopped her travelling. The reporting frames the match itself as a major result for Cape Verde, with Vozinha playing a central role in keeping Spain scoreless. Across the sources, the core details are Vozinha’s standout performance against Spain, his player-of-the-match recognition, and the impact of U.S. visa problems on his mother’s ability to be present.