Watford fans headed into work with a big smile on their face this morning after a victory that will live long in the memory following the 4-0 demolition of Luton Town.
The Hornets had beaten their arch rivals at Vicarage Road by three goals in the past – the 5-2 win in 1983 was arguably the pick – but this was the first time in the history of the fixture they had triumphed by a four-goal margin at home.
Keinan Davis got the hosts off to a flyer when he superbly flicked home Hassane Kamara’s third minute cross and an impressive first-half performance was rewarded with a second goal just before half-time when William Troost-Ekong capitalised on a well-worked corner routine.
Joao Pedro all but made the points safe when he lashed home the third after excellent pressing by Davis forced Ethan Horvath into a mistake, and the Hatters keeper was to be beaten for a fourth time when Ismaila Sarr curled in his fifth goal of the season.
Whether you were at Vicarage Road or not yesterday, scroll through the pictures below and relive one of Watford’s finest victories of recent seasons.
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