Welcome into the latest edition of ESPN FC where day five was all about Cape Verde, holding Spain to a nil-0 draw.

Incredible scenes around the world, a massive upset in the World Cup.

Lots more to talk about. It's all about draws. They every single

match would finish in a tie and here to discuss it with us, Alejandro Murano and Nadia

but let's kick things off with that big story today. Spain who are minus a thousand

going into the kickoff against Cape Verde. That means you had about a thousand dollars on to win just a hundred.

That was story of a man putting a million on,

thinking he was printing money, but in the end,

Cape Verde were one of the biggest upsets we've seen in World Cup history

as it would finish, nil-nil.

For more on this,

from an African perspective, we're welcome in Colin Udo, but first.

Oh, former Spanish international Mario Suarez is with us.

Mario, Quebe Guenthe, how embarrassing.

Don't start like that, please.

What do you want me to say?

Oh, you tried hard.

The goalkeeper did well.

What an embarrassment for a Spain side who'd come into this match and win to this tournament as one of the favorites to win it all.

Yes, what can I tell you then? It was not the best match.

What we are talking here in Spain is that we need to have Pedri closer to Rodri than to

Ojarzabal.

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