Haiti World Cup Warning Morocco June 25 Match

Driven by numerous fans Tuesday evening at Lockhart Stadium in Fort Lauderdale, the Grenadiers left their opponent no chance. The team led by Sébastien Migné, the former assistant to Rigobert Song at Cameroon, dominated proceedings with clear ambitions as the international competition approaches, which will begin on June 11.

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The squad relies heavily on players familiar with French championships. Ruben Providence opened the scoring in the twelfth minute, followed after the break by Lenny Joseph. The latter, who played for Metz and Grenoble, extended the lead shortly after coming on. Frantzdy Pierrot, a former Guingamp player, and then Duke Lacroix late in the match with a powerful strike, definitively sealed the outcome.

As reported by L’Équipe, the starting eleven included other well-known faces. Johny Placide from Bastia, Carlens Arcus from Angers, and Josué Casimir from AJ Auxerre were all starters at kickoff, before seeing former Lens players Jean-Kévin Duverne and Jean-Ricner Bellegarde come on. Before beginning the official tournament, one final friendly match is scheduled for June 6 against Peru.

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The group stage schedule then promises to be particularly demanding for the Haitian selection. They will first face Scotland on June 14, then take on Brazil on June 20. The final match of this first round will pit them against the Moroccan selection on June 25, a confrontation that will require the utmost caution against this confident team.