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Diego Forlan has been appointed as head coach of Uruguay's national team and their Under-20s side. Forlan succeeds Marcelo Bielsa‚ who stepped down as Uruguay boss after their failure to progress from the group stage at the World Cup. Uruguay drew with Saudi Arabia and Cape Verde in their opening two matches‚ before defeat to Spain confirmed the two-time champions' exit from the competition.
Spain lifted the World Cup in dramatic fashion in New Jersey on Sunday night to bring the curtain down on a memorable tournament. Over 104 games across 16 host cities in five-and-a-half weeks‚ we've seen the likes of Cape Verde and Norway capture the hearts of the footballing public. There was also another heartbreaking semi-final exit for England at the hands of Argentina‚ while fellow heavyweights Germany‚ the Netherlands and Brazil will rue disappointing campaigns. So‚ in light of the World Cup coming to a close‚ our Daily Mail Sport experts have reflected on their highlights - and lowlights - from the tournament.
OLIVER HOLT IN MIAMI: Argentina and Cape Verde played out the best match of this World Cup so far when the African minnows pushed the holders to the edge of elimination with a performance and two goals that stunned Lionel Messi and his side. Not all heroes wear a Cape Verde shirt but there was a team of them who did in the Hard Rock Stadium on Friday night. The match was a feast of drama and a tale of the unexpected from start to finish. Cape Verde were never cowed. Cape Verde‚ playing in their first World Cup‚ twice fought back from behind in this Round of 32 tie as Sidny Lopes Cabral scored with a brilliant‚ curling shot from a tight angle to bring the scores level at 2-2 in extra time.
MESSI SURVIVES: Argentina twice pegged back by Cape Verde as World Cup holders eventually win five-goal thriller to keep Lionel Messi's dream alive
Follow Daily Mail Sport's live coverage of the latest updates as Argentina take on Cape Verde in the last 32 of the World Cup in Miami.
Against all the odds‚ World Cup debutants Cape Verde have a very real chance of qualifying for the knockout stages after coming from behind to steal a valuable draw against two-time champions Uruguay. It was an historic night in Miami as Kevin Pina scored his country's first ever World Cup goal to give them the lead in the first half. Normality was restored just before half-time when Maxi Araujo equalized‚ before Agustin Canobbio put the South Americans ahead six minutes into injury time.
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