Overview
- Haiti sealed qualification with a 2-0 victory over Nicaragua, earning a first World Cup appearance since 1974 at a tournament co-hosted by the United States, Mexico and Canada.
- Coach Sébastien Migné has never visited Haiti since his appointment 18 months ago, citing danger and the lack of international flights.
- Home fixtures have been held about 500 miles away in Curaçao because violence in Port-au-Prince has made hosting matches unsafe.
- Haiti topped CONCACAF Group C ahead of Honduras and Costa Rica to claim a direct berth.
- The roster is entirely foreign-based and includes Wolves midfielder Jean-Ricner Bellegarde, with outreach continuing to France-born striker Wilson Isidor.