Watford Vs Norwich City 6th December:
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This match is another win for Watford with 3:2 as the final score of the game.
Whilst Watford won this game, their performance left many fans feeling disappointed that Watford let in 2 goals to a team so low in the table, however this is most likely due to Watford having their second goalie Nathan Baxter in goal.
The game was kicked off with a 8’ extremely early yellow card to Norwich City to Harry Darling.
Despite this bad start, Norwich City striker Josh Sargent scores with a header at 11’.
At 24’ Giorgi Chakvetadze is awarded a yellow card, putting him in a position of worry.
Equalizing the game, Luca Kjerrumgaard scores with a header at 33’.
Most likely due his yellow card Giorgi Chakvetadze is subbed off for Tom Ince at 38’.
Finishing off the second half is a Norwich City goal from Oscar Schwartau with an assist from P.Mattsson.
At 46’, just off the second half start, Max Alleyne is subbed on whilst Kevin Keben is sent to the bench.
At 54’, an unusual sight takes place, as Norwich City goalie Vladan Kovačević is given a yellow card.
Also at 54’, Norwich City made a substitute replacing Tony Springett for Jakov Medić.
An equalizer goal for Watford, also the second goal of the game for Luca Kjerrumgaard, is scored at 61’, with an assist from J.Ngakia.
Two subs at 62’ for Norwich City followed, Emiliano Marcondes going off for Jacob Wright and Amankwah Forson off for Jovon Makama.
These were then followed by a sub from Watford, with double goal scorer Luca Kjerrumgaard going off for Vivaldo Semedo at 74’.
The final,third and winning goal for Watford was scored 78’ by Tom Ince, assisted by M.Bola.
My father Christopher Summers said “Whilst I am disappointed we let goals in, a win is never not welcome”.
