Haiti Become First Team Eliminated From 2026 World Cup After Heavy Defeat to Brazil

Haiti national football team have become the first country to be eliminated from the 2026 FIFA World Cup after suffering a 3-0 defeat to Brazil national football team on Saturday morning.

Brazil secured a comfortable victory in their second group match, with Matheus Cunha scoring twice within a 13-minute spell to put the Selecao in control.

Vinícius Júnior then completed the scoring, netting his second goal of the tournament to seal another important win for the five-time world champions.

The result marked Haiti’s second consecutive defeat at the tournament, ending their hopes of progressing to the knockout stage before their final group fixture.

Brazil’s victory moved them to the top of Group C on goal difference, but the battle for first place remains open heading into the final round of matches.

The Selecao will face Scotland national football team in their final group game, with Scotland still fighting for survival after their defeat to Morocco national football team.

While Brazil continue their pursuit of another deep World Cup run, Haiti’s exit brings a difficult end to their historic tournament appearance. The Caribbean side showed determination but struggled to compete against the attacking quality and experience of one of football’s biggest nations.

The final Group C fixtures will now decide who joins Brazil in advancing to the next stage of the competition.