[ Epòk ]Memwa long lan
Epòk foutbòl ayisyen an
Depi premye teren Pòtoprens yo rive nan Koup Dimond an egzil — memwa long foutbòl ayisyen an, an chapit.
1912–1934
Origins
Football took root in Port-au-Prince in the 1910s and gained an institutional spine — giving Haiti one of the oldest federations in the Caribbean.
1957–1969
First crowns
Haiti's first regional title established it as a Caribbean power and placed it at the centre of the new CONCACAF.
1973–1974
The golden era
The apex of Haitian sport: the only Caribbean side ever to win the CONCACAF title, and the World Cup that followed.
1975–2006
The wilderness
Five decades unable to recapture the golden generation — a long silence, entwined with dictatorship and collapse, that makes the revival mean something.
2007–2026
The revival
From the 2007 Caribbean Cup to a stunning 2019 Gold Cup run to World Cup qualification — rebuilt while displaced from its own country.
1953–
Stade Sylvio Cator
The spiritual home of Haitian football — stage for the 1973 triumph, and now the starkest symbol of the crisis that forced the team into exile.