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Richarlison scores 90th minute winner as Watford overcome Swansea City in Premier League clash
GALLERY: A selection of images from Watford’s win at Swansea City
Marco Silva praises match-winner Richarlison as Watford make history with Swansea City victory
WATFORD RATINGS: Adrian Mariappa’s warrior-like showing typifies win at Swansea
Richarlison struck in the 90th minute as Watford survived a Swansea City fightback to claim a dramatic win at the Liberty Stadium.
Richarlison’s late winner helped Watford edge past Swansea 2-1 and record a third successive Premier League victory away from home.
Paul Clement blamed himself for Swansea’s third straight Premier League home defeat against Watford.
Brazillian Richarlison scored an 89th minute winner to deny Swansea a point after Tammy Abraham had scored his first goal at the Liberty Stadium.
This week, the Watford family lost someone very special. Stephen Todd, known to his football friends as Toddy, was a lifelong Watford fan. He regularly travelled to away games and was a stalwart at club events. He was an enthusiastic member of the Norfolk Hornets and a regular contributor to various fanzines over the years, where his quirky sense of humour shone through. More than that, he was one of my closest friends, someone who always added laughter to a social occasion. Sadly, he has had a number of health issues over the past year, but has bravely soldiered on and travelled to see the tremendous game at Southampton before his final appearance at last week’s defeat to Manchester City. As the news of his passing reached the club, I was very moved to see a tweet from Troy on how much he would be missed. Similar sentiments were expressed on social media by Luther, Gibbsy, Nick Cox, Ross Wilson, Dave Messenger and Jon Marks. The kind words from the great and the good were echoed by many fellow fans and this outpouring of love has bought great comfort to his family and friends. I will miss him terribly.
As I arrived at the ground the sheer silly-ness of the Welsh language was clear for all to see.
The Golden Boys posted three successive away wins in the top flight for the first time in their history following another classic performance on the road. The record-breaking feat was the best possible response to the heavy defeat by Manchester City.
 report:Admirable, inspiring, gutsy, competent, solid, neat and tidy stuff. Terrific.
BSAD report:Â The pattern of recent Watford performances has been somewhat mediocre – I’ve struggled on occasions to pick out a star player from those in yellow shirts. Not so with this game. Although certain individuals (hi Gary!) were way below par, others – namely Miller, Foster, Millen and Moralee – were absolutely outstanding and earnt a point we arguably didn’t deserve.
