What happened: Cape Verde found the net against Argentina through Duarte during their first-ever World Cup knockout appearance. The goal came in the round-of-32 tie against one of the tournament favorites. It marked a milestone moment for the island nation, home to a population of roughly 500,000.

Why it matters: For a debutant nation, reaching the knockout stage and then scoring against an Argentina side built around Lionel Messi is a landmark on the global stage. The result carries outsized significance for a country of half a million people making its deepest run in World Cup history. Cape Verde entered the match as heavy underdogs against a side unbeaten and high-scoring across its recent run.

What to watch: Attention turns to how Argentina respond and whether Cape Verde can hold their line for the remainder of the match.