The FIFA World Cup produced a rare piece of history on Monday after four matches ended in draws on the same day.
It was the first time that had happened at the tournament since June 15, 1958, according to The Athletic.
The sequence involved Spain, Cape Verde, Egypt, Belgium, Uruguay, Saudi Arabia, Iran and New Zealand.
The run began when Cape Verde held Spain to a 0-0 draw in Atlanta.
That result was notable because Cape Verde are making their World Cup debut, while Spain entered the tournament as European champions and one of the highest-ranked teams in the world.
It was the first time that had happened at the tournament since June 15, 1958, according to The Athletic.
The sequence involved Spain, Cape Verde, Egypt, Belgium, Uruguay, Saudi Arabia, Iran and New Zealand.
The run began when Cape Verde held Spain to a 0-0 draw in Atlanta.
That result was notable because Cape Verde are making their World Cup debut, while Spain entered the tournament as European champions and one of the highest-ranked teams in the world.
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