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After guiding Haiti to its first World Cup since 1974, Sebastien Migne and the Haitian Football Federation have mutually terminated his contract, ending a brief but landmark tenure.
After guiding Haiti to its first World Cup appearance since 1974, coach Sebastien Migne and the Haitian Football Federation announced that they have agreed to end their partnership.
After guiding Haiti to its first World Cup since 1974, coach Sebastien Migne and the Haitian federation have agreed to end their partnership, reflecting on a tournament that ended with losses to Scotland, Brazil and Morocco.
After guiding Haiti to its first World Cup since 1974, coach Sebastien Migne and the Haitian Football Federation have agreed to part ways, ending a brief but impactful tenure.
After guiding Haiti to its first FIFA World Cup appearance in over five decades, coach Sébastien Migné and the Haitian Football Federation have ended their partnership amicably, paving the way for a new era of development.
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