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Welcome to our Haiti vs Nicaragua prediction for the World Cup Qualification CONCACAF fixture scheduled for November 19, 2025, at Estadio Ergilio Hato in Willemstad, Curacao. This match promises more than just points—it’s a story of hope, resilience, and a dash of unpredictability. Let’s break down the head to head stats, tactical approaches, and betting odds, and see what our AI thinks about this intriguing contest.
Haiti and Nicaragua arrive at this fixture with contrasting moods but equally compelling narratives. Haiti, currently 3rd in Group C, have had a mixed campaign. They remain unbeaten at home in the 2026 World Cup qualifiers, even holding Honduras to a goalless draw in September. However, their recent home form is shaky—winless in three, outscored 6-1. Still, when Les Grenadiers strike early, they tend to win, having scored first in three of their four qualifying triumphs.
Nicaragua, 4th in the group, have been the underdogs with a knack for springing surprises. Before their recent 2-0 win over Honduras, they hadn’t tasted victory in five qualifiers. That win, with goals from Bancy Hernández and Jaime Moreno, was a testament to their fighting spirit—even if it wasn’t enough to keep their World Cup hopes alive, as Haiti’s own heroics against Costa Rica sealed Nicaragua’s elimination.
If history is any guide, the Haiti vs Nicaragua prediction leans heavily towards the home side.
Haiti, under Sébastien Migné, are all about hope and early goals. Duckens Nazon, fresh off a hat-trick against Costa Rica, is their talisman and joint top scorer in the qualifiers. Carlens Arcus is on the brink of his 50th cap, adding experience at the back. Some squad shuffles—Yassine Fortuné out injured, Fabrice Picault absent—mean fresh faces like Lambèse step in.
Nicaragua, led by the enigmatic Chilean coach “Fantasma” Figueroa, thrive on secrecy and surprise. Closed-door training and a media blackout are his trademarks. His promise to keep Honduras out of the World Cup was fulfilled with tactical discipline and grit. Bancy Hernández and Jaime Moreno, both scorers against Honduras, are the players to watch. Byron Bonilla is chasing a historic goal tally for his country.
With a squad value of €40.38m compared to Nicaragua’s €3.12m, Haiti’s quality on paper is clear. But as recent upsets have shown, football isn’t played on spreadsheets.
Let’s turn to the numbers for our Haiti vs Nicaragua prediction. The betting odds are clear:
Our AI model selects a home win (1) as the best tip, with a confidence rating of 5.5/10 and odds of 1.27. The 1x2 market prediction is also 1, with the same confidence and odds. For total goals, over 1.5 is the most likely outcome (trust level 6.4, odds 1.25). The predicted final score? 2-0 to Haiti, with a 1-0 lead at halftime.
In summary, our Haiti vs Nicaragua prediction is for a controlled, professional performance from Haiti, likely resulting in a 2-0 win. For those eyeing the betting odds, a home win with over 1.5 total goals looks the safest play. But as always in CONCACAF, expect the unexpected—and maybe keep a lucky charm handy, just in case.
Welcome to our Haiti vs Nicaragua prediction for the World Cup Qualification CONCACAF fixture scheduled for November 19, 2025, at Estadio Ergilio Hato in Willemstad, Curacao. This match promises more than just points—it’s a story of hope, resilience, and a dash of unpredictability. Let’s break down the head to head stats, tactical approaches, and betting odds, and see what our AI thinks about this intriguing contest.
Haiti and Nicaragua arrive at this fixture with contrasting moods but equally compelling narratives. Haiti, currently 3rd in Group C, have had a mixed campaign. They remain unbeaten at home in the 2026 World Cup qualifiers, even holding Honduras to a goalless draw in September. However, their recent home form is shaky—winless in three, outscored 6-1. Still, when Les Grenadiers strike early, they tend to win, having scored first in three of their four qualifying triumphs.
Nicaragua, 4th in the group, have been the underdogs with a knack for springing surprises. Before their recent 2-0 win over Honduras, they hadn’t tasted victory in five qualifiers. That win, with goals from Bancy Hernández and Jaime Moreno, was a testament to their fighting spirit—even if it wasn’t enough to keep their World Cup hopes alive, as Haiti’s own heroics against Costa Rica sealed Nicaragua’s elimination.
If history is any guide, the Haiti vs Nicaragua prediction leans heavily towards the home side.
Haiti, under Sébastien Migné, are all about hope and early goals. Duckens Nazon, fresh off a hat-trick against Costa Rica, is their talisman and joint top scorer in the qualifiers. Carlens Arcus is on the brink of his 50th cap, adding experience at the back. Some squad shuffles—Yassine Fortuné out injured, Fabrice Picault absent—mean fresh faces like Lambèse step in.
Nicaragua, led by the enigmatic Chilean coach “Fantasma” Figueroa, thrive on secrecy and surprise. Closed-door training and a media blackout are his trademarks. His promise to keep Honduras out of the World Cup was fulfilled with tactical discipline and grit. Bancy Hernández and Jaime Moreno, both scorers against Honduras, are the players to watch. Byron Bonilla is chasing a historic goal tally for his country.
With a squad value of €40.38m compared to Nicaragua’s €3.12m, Haiti’s quality on paper is clear. But as recent upsets have shown, football isn’t played on spreadsheets.
Let’s turn to the numbers for our Haiti vs Nicaragua prediction. The betting odds are clear:
Our AI model selects a home win (1) as the best tip, with a confidence rating of 5.5/10 and odds of 1.27. The 1x2 market prediction is also 1, with the same confidence and odds. For total goals, over 1.5 is the most likely outcome (trust level 6.4, odds 1.25). The predicted final score? 2-0 to Haiti, with a 1-0 lead at halftime.
In summary, our Haiti vs Nicaragua prediction is for a controlled, professional performance from Haiti, likely resulting in a 2-0 win. For those eyeing the betting odds, a home win with over 1.5 total goals looks the safest play. But as always in CONCACAF, expect the unexpected—and maybe keep a lucky charm handy, just in case.
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Haiti is expected to win with odds of -3701 -370
Haiti is expected to win with odds of -370Over 1.5 -500
At least 2 goals will be scored in the matchNo -154
At least one team is not expected to score1&U4.5 -152
Home win and under 4.5 goals
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08-Jun-21
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World - World Cup - Qualification CONCACAF| Team | Matches | Goals | Points | |
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| 1 |
Honduras | 5 | 5-2 | 8 |
| 2 |
Haiti | 5 | 7-6 | 8 |
| 3 |
Costa Rica | 5 | 8-6 | 6 |
| 4 |
Nicaragua | 5 | 4-10 | 4 |