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    SAHornet wrote:
    First half was impressive, especially at first but second half was totally abject. We never got close to a sniff and they were first to the ball on every single occasion. Perplexing, with so much to play for, how can a team switch off so totally?
    Maybe we should give Palace some credit for showing they are a decent side. Zaha 2nd half was awesome, best player on the pitch by a country mile. Oh and Holloway is a @@@@ing @@@t, he really is."
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Key points

  • Matej Vydra starts for Watford against Crystal Palace after the Pozzo family put on a private jet to ensure he could play
  • Watford have made two changes; Tommie Hoban replaces the injured Joel Ekstrand and Jonthan Hogg comes in for Cristian Battocchio

Watford line-up:

Almunia; Doyley, Hall, Hoban; Cassetti, Chalobah, Hogg, Abdi, Pudil; Deeney, Vydra

Subs: Bond, Eustace, Yeates, Murray, Geijo, Battocchio, Forestieri

Crystal Palace line-up:

Speroni; Richards, Delaney, Ramage, Moxey; Zaha, Dikgacoi, Marrow, Bolasie; Dobbie, Murray

Subs: Price, Parr, Butterfield, Phillips, Wilbraham, Williams, O'Keefe.

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