Voices and moments from Haiti 2026
Videos, articles and public posts showing how Les Grenadiers carried pride, hope and fan energy through the 2026 return.
Videos, articles and public posts showing how Les Grenadiers carried pride, hope and fan energy through the 2026 return.
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Open file →Moments are grouped so people can find the fan scenes, the goals and the reporting around the campaign.
Fans and diaspora
Public scenes showing communities, children, supporters and the diaspora around the 2026 return.
Open part →Goals and match moments
Videos, reports and articles holding Haiti's goals, Johny Placide's saves and the final night in Atlanta.
Open part →Articles and context
Writing that explains what the return meant for Haiti, the diaspora and how the country was seen during the tournament.
Open part →Moments are also gathered by matchday so fans, videos and articles tied to each game are easier to follow.
Haiti vs Scotland
Haiti 0-1 Scotland / 2026-06-13
The diaspora looks at itself differently / Miami's diaspora sends Haiti off
Open match →Brazil vs Haiti
Brazil 3-0 Haiti / 2026-06-19
Fans turn their eyes toward Haiti / Philadelphia celebrates after more than 50 years
Open match →Morocco vs Haiti
Morocco 4-2 Haiti / 2026-06-24
Fans descend on Atlanta to see Haiti / Atlanta hears the first World Cup experience
Open match →Moments are also gathered by city and community, showing where Haiti 2026 pride showed up.
Atlanta
URL Media / The Haitian Times / The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Open place →Boston
Associated Press / Boston.com / CBS Boston
Open place →Haitian diaspora
The New Yorker / TheGrio
Open place →Flatbush, Brooklyn
WNYC
Open place →Haiti
Associated Press
Open place →Margate to Atlanta
NBC 6 South Florida
Open place →Montreal
Global News
Open place →Ohio
WYSO
Open place →Philadelphia
FOX 29 Philadelphia
Open place →South Florida
WLRN
Open place →Articles, videos and posts are also gathered by publisher so each outlet or creator is easier to follow.
FIFA
FIFA on Haiti's qualification / FIFA on Haiti's Group C finale
Open publisher →FOX Sports
FOX on Wilson Isidor's strike / Johny Placide makes a double save
Open publisher →Associated Press
Fans celebrate qualification / Schoolchildren stage their own World Cup
Open publisher →WLRN
Miami's diaspora sends Haiti off / Haitian culture beyond the matches
Open publisher →Associated Press / Boston.com
Fans turn their eyes toward Haiti
Open publisher →Capital B Atlanta
Atlanta lived the final night together
Open publisher →CBS Boston
Boston celebrates after 52 years
Open publisher →FOX 29 Philadelphia
Philadelphia celebrates after more than 50 years
Open publisher →Global News
Montreal rallies behind Les Grenadiers
Open publisher →Global Voices
Global Voices on hope and joy
Open publisher →NBC 6 South Florida
South Florida fans ride to Atlanta
Open publisher →The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Atlanta hears the first World Cup experience
Open publisher →The New Yorker
The diaspora looks at itself differently
Open publisher →TheGrio
TheGrio on the moment everyone wins
Open publisher →UATL
Atlanta and Ayiti brought the energy
Open publisher →URL Media / The Haitian Times
Fans descend on Atlanta to see Haiti
Open publisher →WBUR
Boston hears two waiting countries
Open publisher →WNYC
Flatbush gets ready for Haiti's return
Open publisher →WPLG Local 10
Local 10 on pride and the two goals
Open publisher →WYSO
Ohio's diaspora says it goes beyond soccer
Open publisher →The diaspora looks at itself differently
The New Yorker / Haitian diaspora
The New Yorker places Les Grenadiers' return inside a wider reflection on identity, diaspora and how football can pull the country close.
Open moment →Miami's diaspora sends Haiti off
WLRN / South Florida
WLRN tells how South Florida's Haitian community filled the stadium and gave Les Grenadiers a joyful send-off.
Open moment →Montreal rallies behind Les Grenadiers
Global News / Montreal
Global News shows Montreal's Haitian community gathering as the national team returned to the World Cup.
Open moment →Boston celebrates after 52 years
CBS Boston / Boston
CBS Boston captures Haitian fans around Boston getting ready to watch Haiti return to the World Cup stage after 52 years.
Open moment →Philadelphia celebrates after more than 50 years
FOX 29 Philadelphia / Philadelphia
FOX 29 shows Philadelphia's Haitian community celebrating Haiti's return to the World Cup after more than half a century.
Open moment →Ohio's diaspora says it goes beyond soccer
WYSO / Ohio
WYSO tells how Haiti's return became a moment of identity and pride for Haitian fans in Ohio.
Open moment →Schoolchildren stage their own World Cup
Associated Press / Haiti
AP shows children in Haiti celebrating the return of Les Grenadiers with their own tournament.
Open moment →FOX on Wilson Isidor's strike
FOX Sports
FOX Sports' video shows Wilson Isidor's strike against Morocco, one of the moments that made Haiti's final match travel.
Open moment →Johny Placide makes a double save
FOX Sports
FOX Sports' video captures Johny Placide's saves against Morocco, a reminder of the captain's presence in the biggest moments.
Open moment →Atlanta hears the first World Cup experience
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution / Atlanta
AJC reports on Haitian fans in Atlanta as they lived Haiti's first men's World Cup experience since 1974.
Open moment →South Florida fans ride to Atlanta
NBC 6 South Florida / Margate to Atlanta
NBC 6 follows fans who chartered a bus from Margate to Atlanta to support Haiti in the final match.
Open moment →Atlanta lived the final night together
Capital B Atlanta / Atlanta
Capital B Atlanta reports from Lakou Fet, where fans gathered for the final match and treated reaching the tournament as its own victory.
Open moment →Global Voices on hope and joy
Global Voices
Global Voices gathers how Les Grenadiers' return helped people see another side of Haiti during the tournament.
Open moment →Public scenes showing communities, children, supporters and the diaspora around the 2026 return.
Fans turn their eyes toward Haiti
Associated Press / Boston.com / Boston
The AP/Boston.com story shows Haitian fans who long followed Brazil putting Les Grenadiers first for the 2026 return.
Open moment →Flatbush gets ready for Haiti's return
WNYC / Flatbush, Brooklyn
WNYC visits Little Haiti in Flatbush to show how Haitian fans in New York were preparing for the first men's World Cup since 1974.
Open moment →Miami's diaspora sends Haiti off
WLRN / South Florida
WLRN tells how South Florida's Haitian community filled the stadium and gave Les Grenadiers a joyful send-off.
Open moment →Montreal rallies behind Les Grenadiers
Global News / Montreal
Global News shows Montreal's Haitian community gathering as the national team returned to the World Cup.
Open moment →Boston celebrates after 52 years
CBS Boston / Boston
CBS Boston captures Haitian fans around Boston getting ready to watch Haiti return to the World Cup stage after 52 years.
Open moment →Boston hears two waiting countries
WBUR / Boston
WBUR tells the story of Haiti and Scotland fans after the opener, with both countries returning after decades away.
Open moment →Philadelphia celebrates after more than 50 years
FOX 29 Philadelphia / Philadelphia
FOX 29 shows Philadelphia's Haitian community celebrating Haiti's return to the World Cup after more than half a century.
Open moment →Ohio's diaspora says it goes beyond soccer
WYSO / Ohio
WYSO tells how Haiti's return became a moment of identity and pride for Haitian fans in Ohio.
Open moment →Fans descend on Atlanta to see Haiti
URL Media / The Haitian Times / Atlanta
URL Media and The Haitian Times tell the story of Haitian fans arriving in Atlanta, even as some were still looking for tickets.
Open moment →Schoolchildren stage their own World Cup
Associated Press / Haiti
AP shows children in Haiti celebrating the return of Les Grenadiers with their own tournament.
Open moment →Atlanta hears the first World Cup experience
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution / Atlanta
AJC reports on Haitian fans in Atlanta as they lived Haiti's first men's World Cup experience since 1974.
Open moment →South Florida fans ride to Atlanta
NBC 6 South Florida / Margate to Atlanta
NBC 6 follows fans who chartered a bus from Margate to Atlanta to support Haiti in the final match.
Open moment →Atlanta lived the final night together
Capital B Atlanta / Atlanta
Capital B Atlanta reports from Lakou Fet, where fans gathered for the final match and treated reaching the tournament as its own victory.
Open moment →Atlanta and Ayiti brought the energy
UATL / Atlanta
UATL's public reel shows Haitian supporters in Atlanta before the Group C finale, carrying flags, music and national color.
Open moment →Videos, reports and articles holding Haiti's goals, Johny Placide's saves and the final night in Atlanta.
Fans celebrate qualification
Associated Press
AP's video captures fan reactions as Haiti booked its place for 2026.
Open moment →FIFA on Haiti's Group C finale
FIFA
FIFA's match report highlights Haiti taking the lead again against Morocco through Wilson Isidor's strike.
Open moment →Wilson Isidor's goal
FIFA
FIFA's video isolates Wilson Isidor's strike against Morocco, one of the lasting images of Haiti's 2026 campaign.
Open moment →Local 10 on pride and the two goals
WPLG Local 10
Local 10 connects Lenny Joseph and Wilson Isidor's moments to the pride felt across the Haitian community.
Open moment →FOX on Wilson Isidor's strike
FOX Sports
FOX Sports' video shows Wilson Isidor's strike against Morocco, one of the moments that made Haiti's final match travel.
Open moment →Johny Placide makes a double save
FOX Sports
FOX Sports' video captures Johny Placide's saves against Morocco, a reminder of the captain's presence in the biggest moments.
Open moment →FOX on what stayed from the finale
FOX Sports
FOX Sports frames the Group C finale around Haiti scoring again on the world stage and making Morocco work for the comeback.
Open moment →Writing that explains what the return meant for Haiti, the diaspora and how the country was seen during the tournament.
The diaspora looks at itself differently
The New Yorker / Haitian diaspora
The New Yorker places Les Grenadiers' return inside a wider reflection on identity, diaspora and how football can pull the country close.
Open moment →FIFA on Haiti's qualification
FIFA
FIFA framed Haiti's return as the first men's World Cup trip since 1974 and a qualification filled with emotion.
Open moment →Haitian culture beyond the matches
WLRN
WLRN uses the World Cup moment to show how interest in Haitian culture is rising beyond football.
Open moment →TheGrio on the moment everyone wins
TheGrio / Haitian diaspora
TheGrio places Haiti's return inside a reflection on pride, memory and what it means when Les Grenadiers reach the world stage.
Open moment →Global Voices on hope and joy
Global Voices
Global Voices gathers how Les Grenadiers' return helped people see another side of Haiti during the tournament.
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