TLDR
Australia defeated Haiti 7-1 at Stade Walter-Luzi in Chambly, France, with Leticia McKenna scoring twice and debutant Daniela Galic also finding the net. The result gave coach Joe Montemurro's squad a morale lift after a 4-2 loss to world number three Germany earlier in the October window.
McKenna fires inside 80 seconds as Matildas run riot in France
Australia defeated Haiti 7-1 at Stade Walter-Luzi in Chambly, France, with Leticia McKenna opening the scoring within 80 seconds and finishing with two goals.[1] The win came days after Australia's 4-2 defeat to world number three Germany, the other fixture in the October FIFA Women's international window.[4]
Daniela Galic marked her senior international debut with a goal, becoming one of three uncapped players included in the October squad.[3] Caitlin Foord, Clare Wheeler and Holly McNamara also scored, and an own goal completed the seven-goal tally.[1]
Montemurro eyes squad depth with World Cup in mind
Head coach Joe Montemurro said ahead of the match that the Haiti fixture would give the team a different test from the Germany encounter.[5] Football Australia confirmed the Haiti match on 24 September as the second fixture of the window, naming a squad that included three players without senior caps.[3]
Haiti provided a qualifying tune-up
Haiti, ranked 47th in the FIFA Women's World Ranking as of June 2026, entered the match using it as preparation for the 2026 CONCACAF W Championship qualifiers.[2] The October window forms part of Australia's buildup to the 2027 FIFA Women's World Cup, with the two fixtures giving coach Montemurro a chance to assess squad depth and integrate new players.
McKenna's double against Haiti takes her to three goals in four senior internationals.[1] Australia's next fixture in the World Cup buildup has not yet been publicly confirmed.
KEY TAKEAWAYS
SOURCES & CITATIONS
- CommBank Matildas defeat Haiti 7-1 in full performance
- CommBank Matildas add Haiti clash to October FIFA international window
- CommBank Matildas name three uncapped players for October international window
- World No.3 Germany defeat CommBank Matildas 4-2
- Joe Montemurro pre-match press conference
- Clare Wheeler post-match interview
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