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A weird Miami World Cup artifact will be preserved by a Rhode Island museum
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Miami New Times
It was the shot heard ’round the world, and now Sidny Lopes Cabral’s stunning strike against Argentina in Miami is being immortalized in a museum dedicated to Cape Verdean history.
CLOSESoon, that moment will also live on at what its website calls the world’s first Cape Verdean cultural museum.
Along with the new artifact, Hard Rock Stadium sent a note that reads, “Congrats on a historic World Cup run!
Thank to the Miami Dolphins, Hard Rock Stadium, also Ryan, Tom and all of the grounds crew.”
And if you’re wondering why there’s a Cape Verde museum in Rhode Island of all places, the museum explains Pawtucket is “the most densely Cape Verdean populated city in the United States.”