Match
Haiti vs New Zealand
First senior international meeting, according to New Zealand Football's fixture release.
The predicted XI is useful for search and betting, but it must stay clearly labelled as expected until official teams drop.

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Match
First senior international meeting, according to New Zealand Football's fixture release.
Kick-off
NZ Football lists 3 June NZT / 2 June local time at 8pm in Fort Lauderdale.
Venue
Fort Lauderdale, Florida. New Zealand also played Colombia at the same venue in November 2025.
World Cup angle
New Zealand face Iran, Egypt and Belgium in Group G; Haiti face Scotland, Brazil and Morocco in Group C.
Source-first update
The expected Haiti vs New Zealand lineups are shaped by World Cup preparation rather than league form. Both coaches can test combinations and manage minutes.
Payne is a logical New Zealand right-back option, but the betting decision should wait for confirmation because a friendly can rotate senior defenders.
New Zealand's World Cup squad gives a pool built around Chris Wood in attack, experienced defenders and wide full-back options including Payne and Cacace.
If Payne starts, right-back and defensive-width searches become important. If he is held back, New Zealand may be prioritising rotation before the tournament.
Haiti's published squad includes experienced attacking options, so New Zealand's defensive transitions matter. That is why Payne's side of the pitch can become a live watch area.
Official lineups should be checked before using any player prop, scorer or card market.
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FAQ
He is a realistic right-back option, but his start is not confirmed until official team sheets are published.
Chris Wood, Tim Payne, Liberato Cacace, Michael Boxall and Tommy Smith are among the high-search squad names.
Yes. FIFA's New Zealand squad article lists Tim Payne among the defenders in Darren Bazeley's 26-player World Cup squad.
Tim Payne plays for Wellington Phoenix. The club profile lists him as an experienced All Whites defender.