Results

Haiti Division 1 05/16 22:00 - Real Hope FA v FICA L 2-0
Haiti Division 1 04/17 21:16 - Cosmopolites v FICA W 0-3
Haiti Division 1 11/28 20:12 - Racing Club Haitien v FICA L 3-1
Haiti Division 1 11/01 22:58 - Don Bosco FC v FICA D 1-1
Haiti Division 1 10/18 20:00 - Violette AC v FICA D 1-1
Haiti Division 1 09/06 22:00 - Tempete FC v FICA D 0-0
Haiti Division 1 03/07 20:11 - Cavaly AS v FICA L 1-0
Haiti Division 1 09/14 22:00 - Cosmopolites v FICA L 1-0
Haiti Division 1 03/09 22:00 - Racing Club Haitien v FICA L 1-0
Haiti Division 1 03/02 23:08 - Don Bosco FC v FICA L 5-1
Haiti Division 1 10/07 20:00 - Arcahaie FC v FICA D 0-0
Haiti Division 1 05/06 20:13 - Cavaly AS v FICA D 0-0

Stats

 TotalHomeAway
Matches played 1 0 1
Wins 0 0 0
Draws 0 0 0
Losses 1 0 1
Goals for 0 0 0
Goals against 2 0 2
Clean sheets 0 0 0
Failed to score 1 0 1

Football Inter Club Association; (commonly referred to as FICA) is a professional football club based in Cap-Haïtien, Haiti.

The club has been a very successful club in Haitian football history, winning 7 titles in 1989, 1990, 1991, 1994, 1998, 2001, 2015 C.

History

The Football Inter Club Association (FICA) was founded on 17 October 1972 in a room at the Collège Notre-Dame du Perpétuel Secours on the initiative of a group of young students, all originally from Cap-Haïtien, following a national football school championship and the return of a victorious tour in the Dominican Republic.

As president was chosen Dudré Génard, as general secretary Paul Calixte and as treasurer Rev. Yvon Joseph; the technical guide was entrusted to Hervé Calixte and Charles Vertilis. The first players of FICA were Daniel Albert , Ricot St-Juste, Frantzy Mathieu, Joseph Duverglas, Serge Célestin, Jean Robert Télusma, René Monestime, Daniel Cadet, Antony Byas, Robert Noel, Frantz Telusmond, Gary César, Jocelyn Zépherin, Killick Jean-Louis, Claude Louis Charles, Michel Desravines, Guy Prosper and Wilfrid Zépherin.

On November 26 of that year, FICA played their inaugural match against Etoile Haïtienne at the Parc Saint-Victor of Cap-Haïtien and was defeated 0–1. The next day, a rematch was held with FICA defeating Etoile Haïtienne 1–0 scored by Wilfrid Zépherin.

In 1973, FICA became affiliated with the "Ligue du Nord" (League of the North), and the club took part in its first championship, where they came in second.

In 1975, FICA becomes champions of the Ligue du Nord. From 1976 to 1983, FICA becomes champions of Cap-Haïtien three times, winning the "Coupe Pharmacie du Centre" in 1976, and the "Coupe Henry Christophe" in 1979 and 1983.

National integration era

During the season 1988–1989, the national of championship integrated clubs outside of the Port-au-Prince area with the twenty best clubs of the country in a league-wide format for the first time. Clubs were divided into two groups of ten, as the preliminary phase saw four teams play the final phase: Violette, Aigle Rouge, AS Capoise and FICA.

FICA defeated ASC, as Violette defeated Aigle Rouge in the semifinals. FICA won the first leg against Violette 1–0 in Cap-Haïtien and returned to Port-au-Prince and defeated Violette 1–2 to win its first national championship.

FICA, the Haiti soccer team, is a dynamic and talented group of players who represent their country with pride and passion on the international stage. Known for their skillful ball control, quick footwork, and strategic gameplay, FICA has garnered a strong following of fans both in Haiti and around the world.

The team is made up of a diverse group of players who come together to form a cohesive unit on the field. With a mix of experienced veterans and up-and-coming young talent, FICA is constantly evolving and improving their game to compete at the highest level.

Off the field, the team is known for their commitment to community service and giving back to their country. They serve as role models for aspiring young soccer players in Haiti, inspiring them to dream big and work hard to achieve their goals.

Overall, FICA is a team that embodies the spirit of resilience, determination, and unity. They continue to make their mark in the world of soccer and showcase the talent and potential that Haiti has to offer in the sport.