All this week, we've been telling you about the inauspicious start to the Jaguars' trip to Port-au-Prince, Haiti. Well, what didn't start well, also didn't end well when the team got punished on the football pitch this afternoon.
The game Kicked-off at 3 p.m at the Sylvio Cator Stadium in Port-Au-Prince.
The Jaguars challenged the Haitian National team valiantly, but by the 50-minute mark, Haiti scored their goal. Belize's goalkeeper made a save at 71 minutes into the match, but Haiti wouldn't be denied. And, by the 80th-minute, Haiti scored their second goal of the game.
When the final whistle was blown, the score was 2 goals for Haiti, and Zero for Belize. Team Belize has a short time to recover from this first loss. That's because they will start to make preparations to travel to the Dominican Republic. Their second qualifier match against Turks and Caicos is scheduled for next Tuesday.
