Cape Verde U-20
CharacterCape Verde U-20 is Cape Verde's national under-twenty football team, placed in Group M of the youth World Cup as shown in the Blue Lock manga. Its early campaign mixes a narrow loss with a slim victory.
Overview
Cape Verde U-20 is the national football team fielded by Cape Verde for players under twenty years old. Across the story it competes in the youth World Cup as part of Group M. The team holds an active status and debuts in the manga's 329th chapter.
Role
The group phase brings mixed fortunes. Cape Verde falls to Turkey by one goal in its opener, then bounces back to beat Uruguay by the same margin, with both exact scores left unstated. A concluding group fixture against Israel is still to come.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What group is Cape Verde U-20 placed in?
Cape Verde U-20 is placed in Group M for the group phase of the U-20 World Cup in Blue Lock.
How does Cape Verde U-20 perform in its first two World Cup matches?
Cape Verde U-20 loses to Turkey by one goal in its opener, then bounces back to beat Uruguay by the same margin. Exact scorelines are not given.
Who does Cape Verde U-20 play in its final group match?
Cape Verde U-20 closes its group phase against Israel.
Is Cape Verde U-20 based on a real World Cup squad?
No, Cape Verde U-20 is a fictional inclusion. The real Cape Verde team never featured in the actual under-twenty World Cup staged in Poland.
When does Cape Verde U-20 first appear in Blue Lock?
Cape Verde U-20 first appears in chapter 329 of the Blue Lock manga.
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