Starting off November with a great result to Watford, 3-0 to Watford against Middlesbrough, this game brought joy to all the home fans. 

However in the statistics, Middlesbrough held more possession and had more shots overall throughout the game, even if they didn’t lead anywhere.

 

The first notable moment of the game was a goal at 15’ by club captain Imrân Louza, with an assist from number 34 K.Baah.

 

The second goal again goes to Watford, continuing their hold over the game, scored by Luca Kjerrumgaard at 32’ with an assist from J.Ngakia, a loan player from Serie A club Udinese.

 

Watford held onto their almost certain victory over Middlesbrough for the rest of the half with two fouls, one to earlier assist K.Baah at 34’ and another to Kevin Keben at 45’, bringing the second half to a close.

 

Kicking off the second half with the third and final goal from Watford this game, was the second goal of Luca Kjerrumgaard at 49’ assisted by M.Doumbia. 

 

At 57’ Middlesbrough decides to get in on the yellow cards with Luke Ayling being awarded one at 57’.

 

Both teams used a lot of subs at the end of the game, Watford wanting to hold onto their lead, and Oxford either hoping to score a goal or not let anymore in.

 

A list of the subs are : 

  • Watford at 62’ Rocco Vata off for Tom Ince

  • Middlesbrough at 70’ David Strelec on while Alfie Jones off

  • Again for Middlesbrough at 70’ was Delano Burgzorg off for Morgan Whittaker on

  • The third sub at 70’ for Middlesbrough was Aiden Morris off for Riley McGree

  • A sub at 71’ for Middlesbrough was Hayden Hackney off for Kaly Sène 

  • Hitting the five sub limit, Middlesbrough brought on Sontje Hansen while Tommy Conway went off at 71’

  • Watford at 77’ took off both Kwaado Baah and Luca Kjerrumgaard for Jeremy Petris and Nestory Irankunda.

  • Then another double sub at 88’ for Watford, taking off both M.Doumbia and Imrân Louza for Vivaldo Semedo and Edo Kayambe.

 

This then marks the end of the game, finishing at 97’.

My father Christopher Summers said “The game was on of the best I have seen at Watford, and Kjerrumgaard  scoring two goals is wonderful”