Dominican Republic bans Haiti from playing on its territory after incident

Dominican Republic bans Haiti's national team from playing on its territory following crowd trouble at Friday's 4-1 Concacaf Nations League match.

The Dominican Republic's Sports Ministry has banned Haiti's national football team from playing in Dominican sporting facilities following an incident on Thursday when Haitian supporters attempted to force entry to the Félix Sánchez stadium during their Nations League match. The match itself, which Dominican Republic won 4-1, proceeded without further incident. Sports Minister Kelvin Cruz called the supporters' behaviour "unacceptable" and described the ban as a "firm decision" by the ministry, citing disrespect and indiscipline.