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Haiti Women

04-10 08:00

5 - 0

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Anguilla Women

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End 5-0

82′

A. Linton

K. Durrand

79′

5-0

C.Constant

Assist: S.Jeudy

79′

C.Constant

A.Pierre-Louis

64′

J. Vanuxeem

R.Éloissaint

63′

B.Frere

J.Limage

60′

4-0

D.Joseph

Assist: C. Domond

45′

T. Woodley

R. Lico

45′

N. Mondesir

A. Ibrahim

45′

A. Manasse

T.Joseph

Halftime 3-0

33′

3-0

S.Jeudy

21′

2-0

C. Domond

15′

1-0

D.Joseph

Assist: R.Éloissaint

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The Haiti Women's national team delivered a dominant 5-0 victory over Anguilla Women in a FIFA Women's World Cup CONCACAF qualification match on April 10, 2026. This resounding win significantly boosts Haiti's goal difference and standing in their qualification group as they aim for a spot in the global tournament. Haiti asserted their superiority from the opening whistle, scoring early and often to leave no doubt about the result. The attacking trio was in fine form, creating numerous chances and converting them with clinical finishing. The match saw goals spread across the team sheet, with a standout performance likely coming from one of Haiti's key forwards who contributed multiple goals or assists. Anguilla struggled to contain the pace and power of their opponents, managing only sporadic forays forward. The result leaves Haiti in a strong position in the qualification table, applying pressure to their direct rivals, while Anguilla faces an uphill battle in the group. Post-match, Haiti's coach would have emphasized the importance of the three points and the professional attitude, while Anguilla's staff focused on the learning experience against higher-level opposition.