Haiti became the first nation to bow out of the 2026 FIFA World Cup after a 3-0 loss to Brazil dashed their hopes of reaching the knockout stage.

The Grenadiers faced a challenging campaign, falling to Scotland in their opening Group C match and then stumbling again against a commanding Brazilian squad at Lincoln Financial Field.

After two matches, Haiti remains without a point, having failed to score while conceding four goals, leaving them mathematically unable to advance from the group.

Although they still have one match remaining against Morocco on June 24, the fixture will have no bearing on their qualification hopes, with their World Cup journey set to end at the group stage.

This early exit is a tough blow for the Caribbean nation as they return to football’s grandest stage. Still, Haiti will aim to end their campaign with pride, hoping to inspire with a spirited display against Morocco in their final match.

Though disappointment lingers, the lessons learned at this tournament could become a vital stepping stone for Haiti’s young squad as they strive to grow on the international stage.