Dominican Republic vs Haiti Prediction & Betting Tips

Two streaky sides

Dominican Republic have won 5, drawn 5 and lost 7 of their last 17, with 28 scored and 25 conceded. That's a fairly even record, but it hides some big swings: heavy wins against Dominica and Guatemala sit alongside defeats to the likes of Jamaica and Uruguay.

Dominican Republic: 17 completed matches; Haiti: 20 completed matches.

Dominican Republic

17 matches

Win

29.4% 5 / 17

Draw

29.4% 5 / 17

Loss

41.2% 7 / 17

Scored

28

Conceded

25

Difference

+3

Haiti

20 matches

Win

40% 8 / 20

Draw

20% 4 / 20

Loss

40% 8 / 20

Scored

33

Conceded

30

Difference

+3

Haiti's sample of 20 games shows 8 wins, 4 draws and 8 losses, with 33 for and 30 against. They've had some eye-catching results too, thumping New Zealand 4-0 and Aruba 5-0, but they've also shipped five at home to Curaçao and lost to Brazil and Morocco at the World Cup.

Neither side has a settled level right now — results swing hard depending on the opponent.

Comparative Team Statistics: Dominican Republic vs Haiti

Barely any history to lean on

There's only one recorded meeting between these two, a Caribbean Cup clash back in December 2012 which Haiti won 2-1 away from home.

That's more than a decade old and tells us very little about how either team lines up now. It's not something to build an opinion around.

Attacking names from the last outing

From Haiti's most recent match, W. Isidor was involved directly in three goals — one scored, two assisted — while F. Picault also got on the scoresheet. For the Dominican Republic, M. Díaz contributed a goal and an assist in their last game, with D. Flores chipping in an assist too.

Dominican Republic:

Best scorers:

M. Díaz - 1

Best assist providers:

M. Díaz - 1

D. Flores - 1

Penalty cards:

D. Romero x 1

Junior Firpo x 1

Jean Carlos López Moscoso x 1

Haiti:

Best scorers:

W. Isidor - 1

Best assist providers:

W. Isidor - 2

Penalty cards:

J. Bellegarde x 1

On the disciplinary side, single yellow cards were picked up by D. Romero and Jean Carlos López Moscoso for the hosts, and J. Bellegarde for Haiti, plus one for Junior Firpo. None of that points to suspension concerns for this fixture on its own.

How this one could play out

Both teams arrived at this international window on the back of a win, Dominican Republic edging Nicaragua 3-2 and Haiti seeing off Trinidad and Tobago 3-2, so confidence shouldn't be an issue for either camp.

The bigger theme across both team's recent games is inconsistency against a wide range of opposition. Games against similarly matched CONCACAF sides have often been tight or high-scoring rather than one-sided, and there's no strong reason from the data to expect this one to break that pattern.