Cape Verde plays its first-ever World Cup match against Spain, and goalkeeper Vozinha makes a standout debut at age 40, helping secure a 0-0 draw. Multiple outlets describe Spain as the dominant side in the match, controlling possession and creating sustained pressure, including a high volume of attempts on goal. Despite that pressure, Spain does not score, and Vozinha is credited with producing a series of key saves. One account says he records seven saves as Spain’s star-studded lineup is repeatedly denied. The match ends with Spain frustrated despite mounting attacks and supporters reacting as chances go unanswered. Another player entering during the second half, young forward Lamine Yamal, does not change the result, and Cape Verde’s defense maintains its shape behind the goalkeeper. Overall, the sources agree that the combination of Spain’s dominance in play and Vozinha’s performances for Cape Verde determines the outcome, producing a scoreless draw in the tournament opener for Cape Verde.