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Haiti

National team · Haiti

«Les Grenadiers»

54 Matches
27 wins
9 draws
18 losses
124–72 Goals
+52 Difference
2.3 Scored per game
Form D 31 Mar · Home Iceland · 1:1 W 3 Jun · Home New Zealand · 4:0 L 6 Jun · Home Peru · 1:2 L 14 Jun · Home Scotland · 0:1 L 20 Jun · Away Brazil · 0:3 L 24 Jun · Away Morocco · 2:4

Port-au-Prince has organised Haitian football since before FIFA had ever heard of the country. The Haitian Football Federation formed in the capital in 1904. It joined FIFA in 1934 and was among the founders of CONCACAF in 1961.

The best of the national side's history sits in the 1970s. Haiti had already taken the CCCF Championship in 1957, but 1973 brought the CONCACAF Championship — a title no other Caribbean nation has won before or since. The side that carried that form into the 1974 World Cup was led by captain Ernst Jean-Joseph and forward Emmanuel "Manno" Sanon, who finished with 37 goals in 65 caps for the team and scored the country's first-ever World Cup goal, against Italy.

Two Caribbean Cup titles followed later, in 1979 and 2007. The team plays under the name Les Grenadiers, taken from the anthem of the Haitian Revolution, in blue at home and white away. Its ground, the Stade Sylvio Cator in Port-au-Prince, is cleared for 10,500 spectators at international level. The record crowd came in 1991, when close to 30,000 filled it for the women's CONCACAF final.

Trinidad and Tobago have become the closest thing to a fixed rival, a series that has reached 31 meetings with barely a match between the two sides on the ledger. Haiti's own record traces back further, to a first international played at home in Port-au-Prince: a 1-2 defeat to Jamaica on 22 March 1925.

Latest results

All matches
24 Jun World Cup Morocco A 2:4 L
20 Jun World Cup Brazil A 0:3 L
14 Jun World Cup Scotland H 0:1 L
6 Jun Friendlies Peru H 1:2 L
3 Jun Friendlies New Zealand H 4:0 W
31 Mar Friendlies Iceland H 1:1 D

Standing

World Cup - Qualification CONCACAF

Group stage · Group C

# Team M W D L Goals Pts
1 Haiti 6 3 2 1 9:6 11
2 Honduras 6 2 3 1 5:2 9
3 Costa Rica 6 1 4 1 8:6 7
4 Nicaragua 6 1 1 4 4:12 4
Full table

Team statistics

matches counted: 54
54 Matches
27 wins
9 draws
18 losses
124–72 Goals
+52 Difference
2.3 Scored per game
Season results matches counted: 54
27wins: 27 · 50% 9draws: 9 · 16% 18losses: 18 · 33%
wins draws losses
Scored and conceded last matches
31 Mar · Home Iceland · 1:1
3 Jun · Home New Zealand · 4:0
6 Jun · Home Peru · 1:2
14 Jun · Home Scotland · 0:1
20 Jun · Away Brazil · 0:3
24 Jun · Away Morocco · 2:4
scored — above the line conceded — below the line
Metric Total Home Away
Matches 54 28 26
Scored 124 59 65
Conceded 72 32 40
Scored per game 2.3 2.1 2.5
Conceded per game 1.3 1.1 1.5
Difference +52 +27 +25

Key players

by appearances over the last year

Squad of Haiti

by appearances over the last year
Number Player Position Age Matches
10 Jean-Ricner Bellegarde Midfielder 5
9 Duckens Moses Nazon Forward 5
5 Hannes Delcroix Defender 5
12 Alexandre Pierre Goalkeeper 5
18 Wilson Isidor Forward 5
4 Ricardo Ade Defender 5
22 Jean-Kévin Duverne Defender 5
11 Louicius Don Deedson Forward 5
8 Martin Yves Expérience Defender 5
19 Yassin Enzo Fortuné Forward 4
21 Josué Casimir Midfielder 4
15 Ruben Fritzner Providence Midfielder 4
17 HT Danley Jean-Jacques Midfielder 26 4
26 Woodenski Pierre Midfielder 4
20 Frantzdy Pierrot Forward 4
23 Josué Duverger Goalkeeper 4
13 Markhus Lacroix Defender 4
7 Derrick Etienne Forward 4
24 Wilguens Paugain Defender 4
6 Carl Fred Sainté Midfielder 3
25 Dominique Celidor Simon Midfielder 3
16 Lenny Joseph Forward 3
14 Garven-Michée Métusala Defender 3
2 Carlens Jean Fedlaire Ruby Arcus Defender 3
1 Johny Placide Goalkeeper 3
3 K. Termonsi Defender 3
14 Leverton Pierre Midfielder 2
Woobens Pacius Forward 1
Delentz Fertil Pierre Defender 1

Fixtures of Haiti

Honours of Haiti

  • Caribbean Cup 1979, 2007 2
  • CCCF Championship 1957 1
  • CONCACAF Championship 1973 1