Haiti parts ways with coach Sebastien Migne after World Cup

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Last updated Jul 15, 2026

Haiti parts ways with coach Sebastien Migne after World Cup
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Haiti has mutually agreed to part ways with their World Cup coach Sebastien Migne following their exit from the tournament. The team qualified for the World Cup for the first time since 1974 but finished bottom of Group C with no wins against Brazil, Morocco, and Scotland. Despite leading twice against Morocco, Haiti lost 4-2 in their last match. Migne has previously coached national teams of Congo, Kenya, and Equatorial Guinea, guiding Haiti to their historic World Cup qualification. Discussions regarding Migne's future followed the team's performance in the tournament, culminating in the announcement of his departure today.

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  • Haiti finished bottom of Group C at the World Cup
  • Migne coached Haiti to their first World Cup since 1974
  • Haiti lost 4-2 to Morocco in their final match
  • The Haitian federation described the departure as amicable
  • Migne has coached national teams in Africa
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Haiti have parted company with their World Cup coach Sebastien Migne. The Caribbean island nation qualified for the first time since 1974, finishing bottom of a tough Group C which featured Brazil, Morocco and Scotland.

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