Haiti (Wom) beat Suriname (Wom) 2-0 in the CONCACAF Championship - Women. Both goals came in the second half, at 01:08:16 and 01:28:36, sealing the result.

Haiti generated greater attacking pressure, evidenced by seven corner kicks to Suriname’s two. The higher volume of set-piece opportunities underpins their threat across the final third and helped sustain sustained pressure after the break.

Defensively, Haiti completed the clean sheet and maintained discipline with a single yellow card in the first half. Suriname avoided red cards but could not translate their early discipline into meaningful chances or a sustained threat on the visitors’ goal.

Haiti’s set-piece and crosses appear to have provided the routes to goal, given the substantial corner disparity and late decisive strikes. The second-half goals suggest effective finishing after periods of sustained pressure and good ball progression into dangerous areas.

Teamwork and structure favored Haiti, with a cohesive defensive shape and coordinated advancing play that limited Suriname to reactive actions. Suriname’s cohesion in attack seemed limited by Haiti’s compact midfield and defensive organization, allowing fewer clean transitions into the final third.

Tactical takeaways for bettors are clear: Haiti’s set-piece volume and second-half finishing warrant weight in future matchups, especially against teams that concede width. Suriname should be evaluated for how they defend crosses and manage corner deliveries, as these factors correlated with Haiti’s two-goal win.

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