Haiti’s defense looked shaky last time out, giving up four goals in a tough loss, and now they’re set to face Trinidad and Tobago in crucial CONCACAF Liga de Naciones action this Thursday. This Group A matchup is going to be intense, especially with both teams looking to bounce back from recent defeats.
Haiti’s Recent Struggle: Can They Tighten Up?
Haiti is still reeling from their last match on June 24 against Morocco, which they played at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta. Despite Yassine Bounou (an own goal!) and Wilson Isidor finding the back of the net, they wound up losing 4-2. Giving up four goals is never a good look, especially when you’re heading into a Nations League clash. You gotta wonder how they’re planning to shore things up in the back line. This team needs a quick turnaround if they want to make some noise in Group A.
Trinidad and Tobago’s Battle Ahead
Meanwhile, Trinidad and Tobago isn’t exactly riding a wave of momentum either. Their last time out was a friendly against Russia on June 9, and they took a 3-0 loss. It’s never fun to get blanked, and you know they’ll be hungry to get on the scoreboard in this Nations League game. Forward Ryan Telfer, who was pictured playing against Republic of Korea back on May 30, will surely be looking to spark some offense for his squad. Both these teams are in Group A, a stacked group that also includes Costa Rica, Curaçao, Dominican Republic, and Nicaragua, so every point counts.
Don’t miss the CONCACAF Liga de Naciones showdown between Haiti and Trinidad and Tobago. This is set to go down on Thursday, September 24, 2026, at 8:20 PM EDT. You can catch all the action live on FOX Soccer Plus, or stream it through Fubo, which even offers a free trial. You know both sides will be fighting hard to get a win and climb out of their recent slump.
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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.
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