On June 25,(CEST), in the final round of the FIFA World Cup group stage, already-eliminated Haiti reached a historic milestone – the team scored a goal in the FIFA World Cup finals for the first time in 52 years.

In their match against Morocco, Haiti produced high-quality attacking play. In the 10th minute of the first half, Duval delivered a cross, and Joseph scored from close range, giving the team a 1-0 lead and breaking the deadlock.

This goal holds significant meaning, as it is Haiti's first in a FIFA World Cup finals match in 52 years, since the 1974 FIFA World Cup, marking another important milestone in the team's World Cup history.

Haiti's last World Cup appearance was in 1974, 52 years prior to this tournament, which was the only time Haiti had participated in the FIFA World Cup before now. In that tournament, Haiti lost all three group matches, scoring 2 goals while conceding 14, and was eliminated in the group stage.

Haiti's previous World Cup goal came on June 23, 1974, when the team lost 1-4 to Argentina in a group stage match. Haitian player Sanon scored the goal, his team's only one of the tournament.

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