Başkent Ampute FC has etched its name in capital letters in the history of amputee football by winning the first edition of the EAFF Europa League in Ankara.
After securing its place in the final phase of the 2026 Concacaf Women’s Championship, Haiti, ranked 49th, has moved up one spot in the FIFA world rankings, published this Tuesday, April 21.
After their 1–1 draw against the Dominican Republic on Friday, April 17, 2026, at Roger Zami Stadium in Guadeloupe, Haiti has qualified for the Concacaf Championship.
For its third outing in the preliminary round of the Concacaf Championship, which serves as qualification for the 2027 World Cup, Haiti made short work of Anguilla, winning 5–0, with a 3–0 halftime lead at the Zami Stadium in Guadeloupe.
Haiti, leader of its group, will face Anguilla and the Dominican Republic on April 9 and 17 in the preliminary round of the Concacaf Championship at the Roger Zami Stadium.
After traveling across the country’s sports venues and covering numerous international sporting events, Yonel Louis said stop and made the great journey at the age of 67. My experience with him.
The Grenadiers, who have maintained their 83rd position, remain the lowest-ranked country in Group C in the first FIFA world ranking of 2026, published on April 1.
For its second international friendly match ahead of the World Cup, played this Tuesday, March 31 at MBO Field in Toronto, Haiti, led by Wilson Isidor, drew 1–1 against Iceland.
In an MBO Field packed with fans in Toronto, the Grenadiers, despite their 0–1 defeat to Tunisia on Saturday, March 28, delivered a performance worthy of a team preparing for its World Cup.
To prepare for the 2026 World Cup, the Grenadiers, gathered in Toronto since March 23, held their first training session under the direction of Sébastien Migné.
For his first appearance at the Winter Paralympic Games, Ralf Etienne finished 59th in the standing giant slalom in Milano-Cortina.
With a view to the 2026 World Cup, the Group Croissance organized a conference-debate entitled “Heading Toward the 2026 World Cup,” bringing together several actors of Haitian football to discuss the challenges related to the development of the sport.
