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Watford v Blackpool, 24 January 2015

Score	7-2 to Watford
Referee	Fred Graham
Competition	League Championship
Venue	Vicarage Road
Attendance	17,015

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The backdrop to this game was a celebration of the life of former Watford manager Ken Furphy, who guided the club to the second tier of English football for the first time in their history in 1969. He had passed away seven days earlier at his home in Devon, aged 83.

7 Watford

2 Blackpool

Goals:

Odion Ighalo		47
Troy Deeney		53
Odion Ighalo		54
Matěj Vydra		59
Gabriele Angella		66
Odion Ighalo		73
Odion Ighalo		81

Goals:

Andrea Orlandi		8
Steve Davies		42

Starting lineup:

Goalkeeper Heurelho Gomes

Defender Gabriele Angella

Defender Craig Cathcart

Defender Tommie Hoban

Defender Miguel Layún

Defender/Midfielder Ikechi Anya

Defender/Midfielder Juan Paredes

Midfielder Dániel Tõzsér

Forward Troy Deeney

Forward Odion Ighalo

Forward Matěj Vydra

Starting lineup:

Elliot Parish Goalkeeper

Tony McMahon Defender/Right back

Peter Clarke Defender

David Ferguson Defender

Darren O'Dea Defender

Nyron Nosworthy Defender/Midfielder

Jamie O'Hara Midfielder

Andrea Orlandi Midfielder

David Perkins Midfielder

Steve Davies Forward

Ishmael Miller Forward

Substitutions:

Ben Watson for Tommie Hoban	46
Gianni Munari for Dániel Tõzsér	78
Daniel Pudil for Ikechi Anya	83

Substitutions:

Niall Maher for Peter Clarke	57
Nathan Delfouneso for David Perkins	72
Islam Feruz for Steve Davies	82

Cards:

Steve Davies

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Jonathan Bond

Defender Lloyd Doyley

Defender Daniel Pudil

Defender Vujadin Savić

Midfielder Gianni Munari

Midfielder Ben Watson

Forward Bernard Mensah

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Joe Lewis

Defender Charles Dunne

Defender Connor Oliver

Defender/Midfielder Niall Maher

Midfielder Henry Cameron

Forward Nathan Delfouneso

Forward Islam Feruz

Comments:

League position: 6th This was the first time that Watford had scored seven goals in a game since a 7-4 win at Burnley in League Division 1 on 5 April 2003 when Michael Chopra scored four times. Following the 5-0 win against Charlton Athletic the previous week, this was the first time that Watford had scored five goals in consecutive games since May 1985 (5-1 at Tottenham Hotspur then 5-1 v Manchester United, both in League Division One).