NEWS | Haiti Drawn Into Tough 2026 World Cup Group With Brazil, Morocco, and Scotland A high-stakes group with uneven power dynamics FIFA's 2026 World Cup draw placed Haiti in Group C alongside Brazil, Morocco, and Scotland, creating one of the tournament's most unbalanced yet compelling clusters. Brazil enters as the global powerhouse with the deepest roster and highest expectations. Morocco arrives with strong recent World Cup pedigree and a disciplined tactical identity. Scotland brings cohesion, physicality, and tournament consistency. Haiti, returning to the World Cup stage after decades, faces an uphill climb against three established programs. The group demands technical discipline, compact defending, and opportunistic finishing if Haiti hopes to disrupt expectations. For Haitian supporters, the placement delivers a difficult path but also maximum global visibility, high-profile matchups, and a chance to assert a new competitive narrative on football's biggest platform. GRENADYE ALASO! 🇭🇹

The Haiti men's national football teamqualified for the 2026 FIFA World Cup for the first time since 1974. The team secured its place by winning Group C of the CONCACAF qualifiers in November 2025. This will be Haiti's second appearance in the tournament. Haiti's 2026 World Cup qualification - Final match: Haiti defeated Nicaragua 2-0 in their final qualifying match to secure the group win and automatic qualification. - Location: Due to ongoing turmoil in the country, Haiti played all their home qualifying matches at neutral sites, including their final match in Willemstad, Curaçao. - Qualifying campaign: The team performed well throughout the final round of CONCACAF qualifying, despite facing tough competition from teams like Honduras and Costa Rica. - Key players: Duckens Nazon was a crucial part of the campaign, becoming the leading scorer in the CONCACAF qualifiers.  History of Haiti in the World Cup Haiti made its only other World Cup appearance in 1974.