Despite the absence of key player Lourdjina Etienne, Haiti showcased resilience and skill, with goals from Edina Étienne, who scored in the 17th minute, and a brace from Nazon at the 31st and 52nd minutes. Antigua and Barbuda’s Iressiea Allen managed to score early in the match, giving them a brief lead before Haiti took control.
This victory positions Haiti at the top of Group A with three points, while Antigua and Barbuda will be looking to rebound in their next match against Guyana. The tournament serves as a qualifier for the 2026 FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup in Poland, with six teams from this qualifying round advancing to the final championship.
