26th January 2021- Championship, Millwall 0 Watford 0 BBC Sport: Watford climbed into the Championship automatic promotion places despite being held to a goalless stalemate by draw specialists Millwall at The Den. Sky Sports: The Hornets were looking to make it four straight wins after a great run of form under new boss Xisco Munoz but met a resolute Lions side who dug their heels in for their first point at home since late December. BHappy: In every respect Millwall are as advertised. Solid, hard-working but limited going forward, relying on the mobility of Wallace to win enough set pieces to give them a puncher’s chance from set pieces. Tough, too, and none the less so for the recruitment of Maikal Kieftenbeld from Birmingham who, four months into our return to the second tier is already indisputably in the guileless clogger box. He’s in the book in under half an hour, the first of six yellows in the game and is the target of more than one revenge hack in the second half, a second half which also sees Troy hurl Hutchinson to the floor after more unpunished grappling at a set piece. Our indiscipline is occasionally understandable, but we’re racking up yellow cards. https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/55406585 Share this:TwitterFacebook
26th January 2019- FA Cup Fourth Round, Newcastle United 0 Watford 2 Leave a Reply Referee:David CooteAttendance:34,604 Goal 1 Goal 2 FA Cup Report: Newcastle United 0-2 Watford Gracia: “I Believe In All My Players” Success: “It Was A Big Fight” FA Cup Highlights: Newcastle United 0-2 Watford Gray: “Everyone Is Ready And We Showed That” Gallery: Newcastle United v Watford Affleck’s Angle: Britos Empire RELIVE:Watford progress to FA Cup fifth round with win away at Newcastle United Watford through to the FA Cup fifth round with victory over Newcastle United Javi Gracia wants Watford to progress in the FA Cup after beating Newcastle United Performances rated as Watford defeat Newcastle United in the FA Cup Andre Gray says Europe is a real possibility after win over Newcastle United Watford head coach Javi Gracia happy for all his players after FA Cup victory over Newcastle United Andre Gray and Isaac Success were on target as Watford edged past Newcastle to reach the FA Cup fifth round. As he had done in the previous round, Watford boss Javi Gracia made 11 changes for the trip to St James’ Park but saw his understudies outplay Rafael Benitez’s reshuffled side, whose record of not having made it past the fourth round since 2006 remains painfully intact. Watford at least had the wherewithal to find a couple of decent passes after the interval, which led to the decisive goals. From the first, delivered by the clever left foot of Will Hughes, Andre Gray rattled in a low shot just past the hour. From the second, supplied by the lively Domingos Quina, Isaac Success tapped in at the far post as the clock ticked on to 90 minutes. “We had control,” said head coach Javier Garcia. “We have played Newcastle twice before this season and not managed to win, but this was a really good performance.” As we sat down with our drinks for the post-match analysis, the most astute observation was that it appeared that two moments of quality from a different match had been inserted into a dreadful game. I’m trying desperately hard not get carried away. There’s a long way to go but I can’t help but feel that maybe, just maybe, this could be our year… https://audioboom.com/posts/7155640-following-from-a-far-9-33 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2018%E2%80%9319_FA_Cup Watford’s road to the FA Cup final: A fourth round triumph on Tyneside Share this:TwitterFacebook
26th January 2013-Championship, Nottingham Forest 0 Watford 3 Leave a Reply Prolific striker Matej Vydra scored twice as Watford moved up to fourth in the Championship with a comfortable victory at Nottingham Forest. Share this:TwitterFacebook
26th January 2008- FA Cup Fourth Round, Watford 1 Wolverhampton Wanderers 4 Leave a Reply After O’Toole’s goal, Jobi McAnuff had a great chance to set up a tense finish as he got on the end of a cross from Watford substitute Tommy Smith, but he put his shot wide. Another kick up the backside, Aidy? If our arses are that sore no wonder we’re struggling so badly. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2007%E2%80%9308_FA_Cup Share this:TwitterFacebook
26th January 1985- FA Cup Fourth Round, Grimsby Town 1 Watford 3 Leave a Reply Share this:TwitterFacebook
26th January 1982-Division Two, Watford 6 Derby County 1 Leave a Reply The game was postponed from 19th December. The original programme was still issued along with a supplement. http://watford.fcdb.info/index.php?page=matches Taken from 27th January 1982 edition of the Sunday Mirror The Guardian, 27 Jan 1982 Watford Observer match report Taken from the programme on 6th February 1982-Division Two, Watford 1 Chelsea 0 21st April 2003- Championship, Watford 2 Derby County 0 Share this:TwitterFacebook