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  • Belstone keep up pace at the top

    Hertssavers Senior County League  Belstone lead the Premier Division by four points after they made it seven wins from eight matches by defeating Hatfield Social 3-2. Jason Puzey scored a brace in the victory while the league leaders’ other

  • Sun Sports suffer cup exit

    Sun Sports crashed out of the Challenge Trophy after they were beaten 4-1 by Berkhamsted on Tuesday. It took Berko just 12 minutes to break the deadlock. Frankie Jowle’s corner was met by Ed Canham and he steered his header home. The visitors

  • Unique sport coming to Rickmansworth Golf Club

    A unique sport combing both football and golf will be played at Rickmansworth Golf Club on Saturday. Footgolf is played on a golf course using a size five football. The object of the game is to place the ball into the hole using only your feet

  • Watford get season off to winning start

    Watford made a winning start to their Herts/Middlesex 2 campaign as they secured a narrow 22-21 home win against Mill Hill. The hosts applied pressure from the kick off and soon went in front. A turnover scrum allowed Ollie Hopkins space to release

  • Ruthless Tring reach Challenge Trophy second round

    Tring Athletic were in ruthless form as they booked their place in the second round of the Challenge Trophy with an emphatic 9-0 victory against Stony Stratford Town on Tuesday. The scoring started in the sixth minute. Ollie Butler’s neat pass

  • Finn chosen for Sri Lanka tour

    Fast bowler Steve Finn has been named in the 16-man England squad for their upcoming tour of Sri Lanka. The squad will depart for the seven match One Day International series against Sri Lanka on November 16 and Watford-born Finn is one of six

  • Oxhey Jets progress to Challenge Trophy round two

    Oxhey Jets moved into the Challenge Trophy second round after a battling to a hard-fought 4-1 victory in a bad-tempered match against London Tigers on Tuesday. There were plenty of fouls and strong challenges in the opening 15 minutes but Jets

  • Farm boy who got the beat

    Time to catch up on correspondence this week and boy is there a lot of it! That’s the trouble with holidays, if you’re not careful you get behind with everything so apologies to those who have been waiting for action – and let’s get on with it.

  • AMICI FC progress in Intermediate Cup with 13-0 win

    Watford Sunday League round-up Herts Sunday Intermediate Cup Round One AMICI FC cruised into the second round after defeating Welwyn Campus 13-0, with Chris Coleman leading the rout with an impressive five goals. Craig Gorrie hit a hat-trick

  • UPDATED: Hornets to be without trio for Blackburn

    Troy Deeney says he will miss Watford’s next three Championship matches due to injury while Hornets’ defender Gabriel Tamas faces a prolonged spell on the sidelines after rupturing his anterior cruciate ligament. Golden Boys captain Deeney suffered

  • Oscar Garcia given the all-clear by doctors

    Oscar Garcia has been given the all-clear by doctors and today (Thursday) returned to Watford’s training ground. But the Hornets head coach did not take training and it was unclear whether he will be in the dugout at Blackburn Rovers on Saturday

  • Shinkwin remains in European Tour card hunt

    With five Challenge Tour events remaining, Callum Shinkwin remains in the hunt for a European Tour card after he finished in joint-ninth place at the Kazakhstan Open at the weekend. The 21-year-old, from Bushey, is currently 21st in the Order of

  • Stags 'know they can compete' after Old Loughts win

    West Herts Hockey Club claimed their first National Hockey League Conference East victory on Sunday and coach Matt Grinham praised his players’ organisation and effort in their 4-1 win against Old Loughtonians. It is the Stags’ first year at national

  • Kings Langley 'enjoying' life at higher level

    Kings Langley co-manager Ritchie Hanlon says his players have settled seamlessly into life in the Premier Division after his side moved up to eighth in the table on Saturday. Kings secured promotion from Division One last season and, at the start

  • Rudolf Steiner School holding auditions for next musical

    Following the resounding success of their summer production of 'Hairspray', the theatre at Rudolf Steiner School in Kings Langley are holding auditions for their next big musical. Local young people aged 12 to 18 will have the opportunity to audition

  • Tamas suffers ruptured anterior cruciate ligament

    Watford defender Gabriel Tamas faces a lengthy spell on the sidelines after rupturing his anterior cruciate ligament in the draw with Bournemouth. The Romania international was stretchered off the pitch in the 32nd minute of Saturday's contest

  • Annual Child and Baby Memorial Service to be held next month

    The Spiritual and Pastoral Care team based at Watford General Hospital will be holding its annual Child and Baby Memorial Service at St Mary’s Church in Hemel Hempstead at 3pm on Sunday, October 12. The service is for babies and children who have

  • Author Catherine Hall to speak at Watford Central Library

    Author Catherine Hall will be coming to Watford Central Library on Tuesday, October 14 to talk about her new book, The Repercussions. The novel, a sweeping narrative dealing with the psychological and emotional reality of war, race, guilt, love

  • Taylor knew where he was going in Sochaux

    Back in 1983, in common with a few hundred Watford fans, I went to Kaiserslautern (in what was then known as West Germany); Sofia, in Bulgaria and Prague in what was then Czechoslovakia. It is strange to think how many countries have changed their

  • On this date in Watford FC history

    Saturday, September 25, 1982 Having topped the first division a fortnight earlier, the Hornets raised eyebrows further by recording their highest league victory with an exhilerating 8-0 demolition of Sunderland. Luther Blissett was to record

  • September 25, 2001

    Rugby star and part-time model Jeremy Guscott will stroll from the catwalk to Watford next month on the final leg of his mammoth charity walk around England. Other celebrities, including cricketer Darren Gough, golfer Mark James, chef Gary Rhodes