The order to stay inside begins at 10 p.m. on Friday and applies to the whole city of Brockton, an announcement from the Mayor's Office late Tuesday afternoon said. Cabo Verde, in its first appearance in the World Cup, has been the Cinderella story of the tournament. That's meant joy and celebrations in Brockton, which is the city that is home to the largest community of Cape Verdeans outside the African archipelago itself. But after the two most recent matches, violence flared.