By CalcioTV Sports Desk The 2026 FIFA World Cup has already produced its first great goalkeeping stories, and they came from two nations few expected to dominate the headlines. While football's biggest stars often capture the spotlight, Monday belonged to two goalkeepers: Cape Verde's Vozinha and Saudi Arabia's Mohammed Al-Owais. Together, they stood between football's traditional powers and victory, turning what appeared to be certain defeats into historic results. For years

The 2026 FIFA World Cup delivered one of its most surprising days yet as all four matches ended in draws, highlighted by a historic result for Cape Verde against tournament favorite Spain. The biggest headline came from Group H, where Cape Verde held Spain to a remarkable 0-0 draw. While the scoreline may look ordinary, the performance was anything but. Spain dominated the match from start to finish. La Roja recorded 23 shots, 8 shots on target, 74% possession, and 11 corner

Mexico could hardly have asked for a better start to their FIFA World Cup 2026 campaign. Playing in front of more than 80,000 passionate supporters at the iconic Estadio Azteca, El Tri defeated South Africa 2-0 and immediately took control of Group A. From the opening whistle, Mexico looked sharper, more confident, and more comfortable in possession. The home side pressed aggressively, moved the ball quickly, and forced South Africa into several mistakes. Their early pressure