It wasn't great, but it was a small step in the right direction

Another defeat for watfordfc but the performance was a mild improvement on some of the recent shambles

That was the biggest failing: for all their time on the ball and going forward, too often the decisions in the final third or the effort at goal was not what it should have been.

There were three changes to the starting line-up. Choudhury missed out due to illness, while Hoedt and Davis dropped to the bench. Elder headed wide at the back post from a deep free kick before the home side were handed a chance to go ahead when Vaughan checked inside the box and had his legs swept from under him by the sliding Andrews.The Hornets had a great chance to level soon after when McLoughlin made a mess of a header back to his keeper and Pedro nipped in between the two, but then lifted his lob over the target.

The chances had been there for Watford but only once did they manage to get an effort on target in the opening 45 minutes.

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