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Going into this helter skelter of a season, the biggest concern among Preston fans was the future of the so-called ‘Big five’. Poor squad management led to key players Alan Browne, Daniel Johnson, Ben Pearson, Ben Davies and Darnell Fisher having only one year left on their contracts and the possibility of losing all of them on free transfers.
It ended as a stalemate at St Andrew’s as Watford held out to a draw against hosts Coventry City.
Watford travel to St. Andrew’s on Saturday as they also look to retaliate on their sucker punch defeat against QPR.
Cameron Anderson-Jones takes a look at Watford vs QPR, which saw Charlie Austin claim his 50th QPR goal before Albert Adomah went on to seal a 2-1 victory away at Vicarage Road.
Harry Smith previews Monday’s Championship action, as promotion-chasing Watford host struggling QPR.
Watford secured another impressive home win last night with a 1-0 victory over Barnsley.
Amongst a number of potential loan moves, The Irishman is set to be the latest player to part ways with Aston Villa after various reports that the Villan’s are poised to sign Morgan Sanson from Ligue 1 outfit Marseille.
Xisco Munoz has become Watford’s sixth different permanent manager in the past 18 months but whilst many have been critical of the high turnover of managers at Vicarage Road under the Pozzo family, their time at the club has hardly been a failure.
Benjamin Bloom reports from Vicarage Road as Watford defeated Rotherham
Ilias Chair netted the equaliser for QPR on Saturday in their draw against Watford and his manager was full of praise for the young midfielder post-match.
Joao Pedro’s superb strike was the decisive moment of quality in a tepid affair between Derby and Watford at Pride Park but a fourth defeat in five games will leave Phillip Cocu’s men desperate for momentum before going into battle with local rivals Nottingham Forest next weekend.
With rumours circulating in the media that Wayne Rooney is being lined up to replace Phillip Cocu after a poor start to their 2020/21 campaign, defeat at home to Watford on Friday evening will pour fuel onto speculation that Derby are seeking managerial inspiration from elsewhere.
After seeing their five-year stay in the English top-flight come to an end last season, Watford were seen as strong contenders for an instant return to the Premier League this campaign.
To say that the last few months have been uneventful for Sheffield Wednesday is a drastic understatement.
We have reached the last four of the FA Cup, From the Archives series.
Watford end Liverpool’s hopes for invincibility with a 3-0 thrashing at Vicarage Road.
After beating Norwich City, Watford hope that they can finally get a good run going and save what has been a poor start to their season, when they welcome 10th place Burnley.
Norwich host Watford in a crucial fixture for both sides’ survival hopes.
A late Dele Alli goal cancelled out an early Abdoulaye Doucoure opener as Tottenham shared the points with Watford.
With an international break now having concluded, Mauricio Pochettino’s Tottenham look to kickstart their season as they face Watford.
With Watford struggling for form Sheffield United could take advantage as they continue their plans to ensure they will be playing in the top flight next season.
Watford and Wolves meet on Saturday with both sides having an eye on seventh place in the Premier League.
In Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s first game since being handed the reigns permanently, his United side host Watford.
It’s the fourth year in a row that only Premier League sides have made it into the last four of the FA Cup. This time around Manchester City host Brighton & Hove Albion while Watford and Wolverhampton Wanderers play each other