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West Ham will be hoping for a more straightforward fixture than their narrow victory over Kidderminster Harriers in the FA Cup last time out as Watford travel to the London Stadium.
Josh Sargent may not have even been a name on the lips of those many American fans who follow the Premier League avidly.
Teetering over the edge of relegation to the Championship. It is fair to say both Watford and Norwich have been ‘hit for six’ following their Premier League return.
Goals galore as Horsham came from behind twice, and at one point led the tie, but were ultimately beaten 4-3 by Enfield Town.
Amongst the transfer rumours about who Antonio Conte may want to bring to the club, Tottenham Hotspur captain Hugo Lloris enters the final six months of his contract.
Antonio Conte aims to complete his first Premier League away victory as Tottenham manager as his side travel to face a struggling Watford team at Vicarage Road.
Watford will be looking to end their successful campaign on a high when they take on Swansea City at Vicarage Road on Saturday, whilst the Swans will be wanting to carry their winning momentum into the play-offs.
Watford brushed aside fellow promotion-chasers Reading on Friday night at Vicarage Road in what was another impressive showing from winger Ismaila Sarr as he scored twice in the space of two first half minutes
Watford host Reading on Friday night in search of a win to move another step closer to securing an immediate return to the Premier League, however Veljko Paunovic’s Royals are in need of points of their own to make sure they hold on to a play-off spot
Watford take on Sheffield Wednesday at Vicarage Road in their Good Friday fixture, hoping that Will Hughes can continue his fine recent form and inspire them to another three points to reaffirm their grip on the Championship’s final automatic promotion place.
Watford have now won ten of fifteen fixtures under their latest manager, Xisco Munoz, along with six out of the last seven, as they seek to take advantage of Brentford’s sputtering form of late.
This should be a tough well-fought entertaining game and whoever emerges victorious will hope that the win can act as a catalyst for the rest of the season. Wycombe want to stay up, Watford want promotion. WIll either of them attain it?
Their road to success, or failure, could well start on Wednesday.”
Watford travel to St. Andrew’s on Saturday as they also look to retaliate on their sucker punch defeat against QPR.
42 years on from his last visit, Prost owner Steve Clare returns to Vicarage Road and finds closing his eyes and going back in time nigh on impossible.
As Watford and Bournemouth are set to square off on Friday, only goal difference separates the pair in the table.