Haiti Women secured a professional 2-0 away victory over Suriname Women in their CONCACAF FIFA Women's World Cup qualifier on March 4, 2026. The result in Paramaribo provided a solid foundation for Haiti's qualification campaign as they aim to build on their historic 2023 World Cup appearance. Haiti controlled much of the match's tempo, breaking the deadlock in the first half with a well-worked team goal. They doubled their advantage after the interval, effectively managing the game and limiting Suriname's attacking threats. The Haitian defense, marshaled by experienced players, was rarely troubled and comfortably kept a clean sheet. This efficient performance earned Haiti three crucial points on the road, a valuable asset in any qualification group. For Suriname, the match highlighted the work still needed to compete with the region's more established sides as they continue their development journey.