Haiti's latest tracked major trophy is the 1973 CONCACAF Championship. The counter below updates automatically.
Haiti — last major trophy
Time since last trophy
Haiti won the 1973 CONCACAF Championship on final standings and qualified for the 1974 World Cup. They returned in 2026. The separate 2007 Caribbean Cup is not part of this continental-title counter.
Haiti's only CONCACAF Championship/Gold Cup title, the 1973 Championship, was decided by final standings and earned the country a place at the 1974 World Cup. In West Germany, Emmanuel Sanon gave Haiti a famous lead against Italy and ended goalkeeper Dino Zoff's international clean-sheet streak. Haiti returned to the World Cup in 2026 for their second appearance, more than half a century after their debut, but the 1973 Championship remains their only title in the competitions tracked here. Haiti also won the separate Caribbean Cup in 2007.
| Competition | Titles won | Tracked here |
|---|---|---|
| FIFA World Cup | 0 | Yes |
| CONCACAF Gold Cup / Championship | 1 | Yes |
| Appearances | 2 |
|---|---|
| Best result | Group stage (1974) |
| Most recent World Cup | 2026 |
| Year | Competition | Result | Detail |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1973 | CONCACAF Championship | Won | Decided by final standings |
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1973, winning the CONCACAF Championship, decided by final standings.
Yes. Haiti appeared in 1974 and returned to the tournament in 2026.
Emmanuel Sanon's goal against Italy in 1974, which ended goalkeeper Dino Zoff's long shutout streak.
No, 1973 remains their only CONCACAF Championship or Gold Cup title.
No. Haiti have not won the modern Gold Cup, which began in 1991. Their last tracked regional title was the 1973 CONCACAF Championship, the predecessor CONCACAF Championship.
Haiti have never won the modern Gold Cup. Their last tracked regional title was the 1973 CONCACAF Championship; the earlier CONCACAF Championship is a separate edition of the regional competition.
The counter tracks the men's World Cup and CONCACAF Championship/Gold Cup, not separate Caribbean or Central American championships, age-restricted tournaments or other competitions. The sources below support the specified historical records.
The counter uses the start of 1973-12-18 in Port-au-Prince (America/Port-au-Prince). This is a local calendar-date convention, not a verified final-whistle or trophy-presentation time. For this round-robin championship, the reference is the closing date published in the contemporary tournament programme, not the earliest date the title became mathematically secure.
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