Haiti 3-1 Aruba: Grenadiers Soar to League of Nations Victory
The Haitian national team, known as the Grenadiers, delivered a dominant performance against Aruba in their CONCACAF Nations League match, securing a resounding 3-1 victory.
The game, played in front of a passionate home crowd at the Stade Sylvio Cator in Port-au-Prince, saw Haiti dominate from the outset. Frantzdy Pierrot, the hero of the day, opened the scoring early in the first half, putting Haiti ahead with a powerful strike. The Grenadiers continued to press forward, doubling their lead through a beautiful goal from Duckens Nazon.
Aruba, however, managed to pull one back in the second half, giving Haiti a scare. However, the Grenadiers remained undeterred, and Pierrot sealed the victory with his second goal of the match.
This win was a significant one for Haiti, boosting their confidence and momentum in the Nations League. They now sit comfortably at the top of their group, looking strong contenders for qualification to the next round.
Key Takeaways:
- Frantzdy Pierrot was the star of the show, scoring two goals and leading the Haitian attack.
- The Grenadiers showcased their offensive prowess, scoring three goals against a strong Aruba team.
- Haiti's victory strengthens their position in the CONCACAF Nations League, pushing them closer to qualification.
This match served as a reminder of the immense potential of the Haitian national team, who are determined to make their mark on the international stage.
