Haiti and Iceland drew 1–1 in a friendly international on 31 March, with the hosts' direct approach offsetting their visitors' efficiency. Haiti dominated possession play in a 4–4–2 formation, registering 11 shots with three on target, though Iceland's compact 4–2–3–1 setup limited their attacking output to just four attempts and one on target. Wilson Isidor's goal gave Haiti the lead, but Iceland equalised to secure a point despite being significantly outshot. Iceland's goalkeeper faced 1.0 post-shot expected goals conceded and made no saves above expected value, suggesting the team's defensive solidity came through organisation rather than individual brilliance. The result leaves both sides with mixed preparation heading into their next fixtures, with Haiti seeking greater clinical finishing and Iceland building confidence through resilience.