Haiti Fall 7-1 to Australia in Women's Friendly
Melchie Dumornay's early strike was not enough as the Matildas ran riot at Stade Walter-Luzi.
Haiti's women's national team suffered a 7-1 defeat to Australia in an international friendly on Tuesday, 13 October 2026, at Stade Walter-Luzi, according to the BBC and Nine.com.au. Haiti, coached by Pia Sundhage, opened brightly when Melchie Dumornay scored in the third minute, assisted by Ibrahim. However, Australia, managed by Joe Montemurro, responded through Latisha McKenna, who netted in the second minute and again on 44 minutes to give the Matildas a 2-1 lead at half time. The match turned decisively after the break. An own goal by Kethna Louis in the 53rd minute extended Australia's advantage, before Caitlin Foord (65'), Daniela Galic (72'), Charlotte Wheeler (79') and Holly McNamara (89') completed the rout. Australia captain Sam Kerr provided an assist for Foord's goal. Haiti captain Nerilia Mondesir led the attack alongside Dumornay, but the hosts could not contain Australia after the interval. The friendly formed part of a slate of women's international fixtures that day, which also saw Germany beat Japan 2-1, according to the BBC.