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The first leg of the quarterfinals was originally set to be played in Kingston, Jamaica…

Haiti's "home" leg against the United States Men's National Team in the Concacaf Nations League quarterfinals has been moved to Miami. The match will take place on November 14 at Inter Miami's Nu Stadium instead of its originally scheduled location in Kingston, Jamaica. The second leg of the quarterfinal series will be played three days later on November 17 at TQL Stadium in Cincinnati.
The venue shift gives the USMNT both legs on domestic soil following a Concacaf Council ruling approving Haiti's request to host matches in opponents' territories due to ongoing security issues in Port-au-Prince. Despite the match taking place in Florida, the Haitian soccer federation will retain control of ticket sales, drawing from South Florida's substantial Haitian diaspora.
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