Haiti vs Peru Prediction: Grenadiers to keep building ahead of World Cup

Haiti complete their 2026 World Cup preparations with an international friendly against Peru at the Nu Stadium in Miami, Florida in the early hours of Saturday morning.

James Mason has provided analysis and his best bets for Haiti vs Peru predictions, aided by the latest team news and match odds.

Team News

Haiti boss Sebastien Migne used no less than 22 players in Wednesday's defeat of New Zealand and a similar approach is expected for this final warm-up match.

Jean‐Ricner Bellegarde, Wilson Isidor, Duckens Nazon, Johny Placide, Carlens Arcus and Martin Experience are all in line to play some minutes.

As for Peru, Bassco Soyer scored as a substitute on his international debut in December and could be handed his full debut, while Kenji Cabrera, Adrian Ugarriza and Jhonny Vidales are all hoping to play a part.

However, Miguel Araujo and Alex Valera will play no part after the duo were forced to withdraw from the squad due to injury.

Haiti vs Peru Odds

Haiti are 21/10 to pick up the win and head into the World Cup on a high, with the draw priced at 21/10 and Peru 5/4 to come out on top in Miami.

It is 5/4 for Haiti to score the first goal, with Peru available at 5/6, while it is 13/2 for there to be no goal.

Haiti to win @ 2/1

It is 52 years since Haiti were last seen in a World Cup, when they lost all three matches to exit at the group stage in 1974, but they are just days away from making their second appearance in the major tournament.

Since securing their place in the finals, results have been mixed for the Grenadiers, who suffered a narrow 1-0 loss to Tunisia before recording a 1-1 draw against Iceland in the March international break.

But Haiti burst into life in Wednesday's clash against New Zealand, hitting four past the All Whites in a resounding 4-0 victory to provide a nice confidence boost ahead of the World Cup.

Migne's troops will be hoping to keep the momentum going against Peru, who failed to qualify for this summer's spectacle after finishing ninth out of 10 teams in CONMEBOL qualifying.

The White and Red collected just 12 points from 18 matches and are on a dreadful run of form heading into this clash in Miami, having won only one of their last 11 assignments.

With no World Cup to look forward to, Peru's desire to win this friendly will be questioned and this looks like a perfect opportunity for Haiti to pick up the win.

Ruben Providence anytime goalscorer @ 18/5

Forward Ruben Providence may have endured a difficult season in front of goal for Almere City, but he remains one of Haiti's most potent attackers and looks capable of hitting the back of the net on Saturday.

The 24-year-old netted in the win over New Zealand, making it two goals in his last four appearances for his country and he can put Peru to the sword in Florida.