Canada vs Haiti

Friendlies Women - Friendlies 1 31 May 2025, 18:00
Canada
Canada
4–1
HT 2–0
FULL TIME
Haiti
Haiti
🏟 Princess Auto Stadium (Winnipeg, Manitoba)

Match report

Canada cruised past Haiti 4-1 in the Friendlies Women - Friendlies 1 on 31 May 2025. It was 2-0 at half-time, with 3 more goals in the second half.

The match was played at Princess Auto Stadium (Winnipeg, Manitoba).

Half-time 2-0
Line-ups 4-4-2  vs  4-4-2
Goalkeeper Defender Midfielder Forward
Canada · 4-4-2
1 K. Sheridan
4 S. Zadorsky 21 G. Carle 14 V. Gilles 11 D. Scott
17 J. Fleming 26 M. Alidou 19 A. Leon 27 B. St-Georges
16 J. Sonis 9 J. Huitema
Haiti · 4-4-2
1 K. Cesar
14 A. Pierre-Louis 3 J. Limage 20 K. Louis 22 C. Constant
9 S. Jeudy 6 M. Dumornay 11 R. Éloissant 19 D. Pierre-Louis
8 D. Bien-Aimé 7 B. Louis
Canada
Coach
C. Stoney
Substitutes
  • 12 J. Rose
  • 13 S. Awujo
  • 7 J. Grosso
  • 23 O. Smith
  • 24 É. Viens
  • 99 L. Abdu
  • 92 L. Proulx
  • 89 H. Ward
  • 93 M. Levasseur
  • 95 S. D'Angelo
  • 97 K. Briggs
  • 96 Z. Chavoshi
  • 91 E. Regan
Haiti
Coach
M. Quignette
Substitutes
  • 5 M. Moryl
  • 17 C. Domond
  • 16 J. Vilgrain
  • 4 T. Joseph
  • 13 B. Petit-Frère
  • 97 R. Vilain
  • 95 A. Ibrahim
  • 89 M. Caron
  • 93 D. Joseph
  • 92 E. Gabriel
  • 96 N. Ganthier
Substitutions
  • 46' ↑ J. Rose ↓ B. St-Georges Canada
  • 56' ↑ S. Awujo ↓ D. Scott Canada
  • 62' ↑ M. Moryl ↓ D. Pierre-Louis Haiti
  • 70' ↑ J. Grosso ↓ M. Alidou Canada
  • 70' ↑ O. Smith ↓ A. Leon Canada
  • 74' ↑ C. Domond ↓ S. Jeudy Haiti
  • 75' ↑ É. Viens ↓ J. Fleming Canada
  • 85' ↑ J. Vilgrain ↓ C. Constant Haiti
  • 85' ↑ T. Joseph ↓ K. Louis Haiti
Head-to-head
Canada 2 1 draws 0 Haiti
2025-06-03 Canada vs Haiti 3 - 1
2025-05-31 Canada vs Haiti 4 - 1
2020-01-20 Canada vs Haiti 1 - 1
Recent form
Canada D W W W W
Haiti W W L L L
Frequently asked questions
What was the final score in Canada vs Haiti?
Canada won 4-1 against Haiti on 31 May 2025.
Who won Canada vs Haiti?
Canada won the match 4-1.
Where was Canada vs Haiti played?
The match was played at Princess Auto Stadium (Winnipeg, Manitoba).