World Cup on Home Soil: From Cape Verde to... Singapore
It didn't take until Cape Verde achieved a miraculous run to the knockout stage; right after they held Spain to a 0-0 draw in the opening match of the 2026 World Cup, a seemingly reasonable question emerged everywhere: if a nation of 500,000 people could accomplish something so extraordinary, why couldn't we? Singaporean football could not escape that comparison either, because in relation to other Southeast Asian countries, Singapore is wealthy, was once a pioneer in naturalizing players, and was also the region's top football power in the past.
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