Haiti vs Trinidad and Tobago Prediction, Odds and Betting tips

Haiti vs Trinidad and Tobago Prediction, Odds and Betting Tips

Competition: 2026/27 Concacaf Nations League — League A · Group: A · Round: Matchday 1 · Date: 24 September 2026 · Kick-off: 19:20 ET · Venue: Sabina Park, Kingston

Team News, Call-Ups and Availability

Haiti begin a new cycle under David Badía, with a 24-player squad that includes Sunderland forward Wilson Isidor, who has scored three goals in seven caps. Leverton Pierre is out with an adductor injury and Duckens Nazon was not selected. Trinidad and Tobago's Derek King has Rio Cardines and Molik Khan back from injury, and Andrew De Gannes, Luke Phillips and Jahiem Wickham are first-time call-ups; Levi García and Tyrese Spicer are among the main names. The match is staged at Sabina Park in Kingston, so Haiti's "home" fixture is played outside Haiti. No suspension has been reported.

Projected Lineups

Projected lineups, not confirmed: Sports Mole projects Haiti with Josué Casimir, Ruben Providence and Fabrice Picault behind a front pair of Frantzdy Pierrot and Isidor, and Trinidad and Tobago with Cardines and Spicer wide of a front three that includes Telfer, Levi García and Sealy. These are projections until the official team sheets are released.

Head-to-Head and Match Analysis

Haiti have never won a League A match, this is their third time at the top level, and the World Cup produced three defeats: 1-0 to Scotland, 3-0 to Brazil and 4-2 to Morocco. New coach Badía has an unusually deep attacking group, with Isidor, Pierrot, Casimir, Picault and Providence all available, but his first competitive game requires him to combine them under pressure.

Trinidad and Tobago finished fourth in their League A group last time, keeping their place by two points over Cuba,. They also have first-time call-ups and returning players, so the visitors' lineup is less settled than the hosts'. The match looks like a contest between Haiti's attacking depth and a T&T side that will try to compress the middle, and the neutral-ground setting in Kingston removes any home-crowd effect from Haiti's side of the ledger. A win for the visitors on the counter through García and Spicer is a genuine possibility and is the way the straight-win selection loses. Haiti's advantage is the number of forwards Badía can use, which gives him several ways to change the game from the bench. The risk to the selection is that Haiti's nominal home status is thin: Kingston is well away from Port-au-Prince, so Badía's team has no true home crowd and the visitors face no real away-day disadvantage.

Statistical coverage is partial. There is no sample for the new Nations League edition, and sourced xG, shot, possession and corner data were unavailable; missing metrics are not estimated.

Market Price and Value

Conclusion

Haiti have the better attackers and the more obvious source of goals, while Trinidad and Tobago bring experience and a plan built on discipline. The straight win is the natural selection, with a draw as the most likely alternative.

Sources

- Concacaf — 2026/27 Nations League September-October schedule: https://www.concacaf.com/competitions/nations-league/news/2026-27-concacaf-nations-league-september-october-schedule-confirmed - Sports Mole — Haiti vs Trinidad and Tobago preview: https://www.sportsmole.co.uk/football/news/haiti-vs-trinidad-and-tobago-prediction-team-news-lineups_605592.html - Trinidad Express — Back to football: https://trinidadexpress.com/sports/local/back-to-football/article_3c82f3e5-9b65-44ed-bf57-ad0def11ca19.html - HaitiLibre — Haiti vs Trinidad and Tobago schedule: https://www.haitilibre.com/en/news-48502-haiti-concacaf-nations-league-d-1-haiti-vs-trinidad-and-tobago-schedule.html