The Haitian national soccer team achieved a remarkable 4-0 victory against New Zealand in a friendly match held at Inter Miami Stadium in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. This match marked Haiti's first World Cup qualification in 52 years, a significant milestone celebrated by over 16,000 fans who filled the stadium, creating an atmosphere reminiscent of Port-au-Prince. The players showcased their skills with Ruben Providence scoring the first goal in the 12th minute, followed by Lenny Joseph, Frantzdy Pierrot, and Duke Lacroix, who sealed the victory. Despite some organizational issues regarding ticket scanning and entry, the fans remained jubilant, singing the national anthem and dancing in celebration. Notably, New Zealand's Tim Payne became a social media sensation before the match, but the focus remained on Haiti's historic achievement. Haitian celebrities in attendance expressed their pride and joy, emphasizing the significance of this moment for the Haitian community, both in the U.S. and back home. Haiti will continue its World Cup preparations with another friendly match against Peru before facing Scotland, Brazil, and Morocco in the tournament.