Feature
Haiti are back at a World Cup for the first time since 1974, arriving as group outsiders who reached the finals despite serious upheaval back home. Sébastien Migné — who hasn't even been able to set foot in the country he coaches — has fashioned a disciplined, quick side built to soak up pressure and strike on the break. The talent is real; the question is whether off-field instability lets them play their game.
That's that, then. Haiti are out at the group stage — the maths finally caught up. A disappointing end, but there'll be stories to tell and lessons to take from it.
Wilson Isidor
The man Haiti will lean on up front, bringing proven quality to the counter-attack.
Jean-Kévin Bellegarde
Pace and craft in midfield, the kind of player who can swing a tight game.
Duckens Nazon
Age profile
Club homes
Colorado Springs2
Almere City FCDefenders
Angers1
Auxerre1
Bastia1
BSC Young Boys1+18 more clubs
26 Other
Experience
The most-capped head in the squad — Philadelphia Union.
Not on the scoresheet yet.
