

Haiti
- 83FIFA ranking
- 4thFIFA World Cup 2026 position0 pts · 3 played
- 0W 0D 3LFIFA World Cup 2026 record(Group C)
- 27Squadplayers on the roster
- S. MignéManager
Tournament snapshot — FIFA World Cup 2026
View full standings →Group C
| Pos | Team | P | W | D | L | GD | Pts |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 3 | 2 | 1 | 0 | +6 | 7 | |
| 2 | 3 | 2 | 1 | 0 | +3 | 7 | |
| 3 | 3 | 1 | 0 | 2 | -3 | 3 | |
| 4 | 3 | 0 | 0 | 3 | -6 | 0 |
Quick facts
- Manager
S. Migné- Home stadium
- Various (national team)
- FIFA ranking
- 83
Team card
- 83FIFA ranking
- 4thFIFA World Cup 2026 position
- 0W 0D 3LFIFA World Cup 2026 record
- 27Squad
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View all →Road to 2026
- Group C: 0W 0D 3L from 3
- Currently 4th in Group C on 0 pts
- Form: L L L
Recent results
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Haiti at the FIFA World Cup 2026
Group C →Fixtures & results
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Joy in defiance
of everything
No team carries its country's hopes quite like Haiti. Against a backdrop of hardship at home, a diaspora-fuelled side has delivered a first World Cup in 52 years — a moment of pure national joy.
Haiti's only previous World Cup was 1974, when Emmanuel Sanon scored against Italy and briefly beat the legendary Dino Zoff — a goal still treasured as one of the great moments in CONCACAF history.
Fifty-two years on, with much of the squad raised in North America and France, the Grenadiers qualified again — many home games played abroad due to instability at home. Drawn with Brazil in Group C, the result matters less than the meaning: for a nation that has endured so much, this team is a rare and precious source of pride.
The record
A treasured 1974 memory, regional honours, and a return that means more than any trophy.
Emmanuel Sanon
On a summer day in 1974, Emmanuel Sanon ran clear and beat Dino Zoff — ending the Italy goalkeeper's record shutout streak and giving Haiti its one shining World Cup moment.
He scored twice at that tournament, becoming a national hero whose name is still spoken with reverence across Haiti half a century later.
Every Grenadier who takes the field in 2026 carries Sanon's legacy: the proof that, for ninety minutes, a small and struggling nation can stand level with the giants.
The enemy
Group C is daunting — Brazil and Morocco are among the best in the world. Scotland is the realistic target; the giants are the games Haiti's players will remember for life.
No one expects points from Haiti against this field. But for a country that has endured so much, simply being back at the World Cup is a victory that transcends the scoreline.
Brazil
Five-time champions — the football royalty Haiti meets in Philadelphia.
Morocco
The 2022 semi-finalists — a formidable Matchday 3 in Atlanta.
Scotland
Back after 28 years — the opener, and Haiti's realistic best chance.
Lightning rod
Against a group of giants, Haiti will need its rare chances to count — and Frantzdy Pierrot is the man trusted to take them. The Grenadiers' main striker carries the nation's hopes of a goal to remember.
A powerful, hard-running striker leading the line for a nation in need of joy. “A goal from him would echo across Haiti like Sanon's once did.”
The Return Meter
DANLEY JEAN JACQUES
Haiti's grit lives in midfield, and Danley Jean Jacques is its heartbeat — a combative, Ligue 1-tested all-rounder who breaks up play and drives the Grenadiers forward. Against superior opponents, his energy is what keeps Haiti in games and turns desperate defending into the rare chance to counter. The engine of any Haitian upset.
A nation that has suffered so much.
And football gives it a reason to dance.

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