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Watford v Brighton and Hove Albion, 10 August 2019

Score	3-0 to Brighton and Hove Albion
Referee	Craig Pawson
Competition	Premier League
Venue	Vicarage Road
Attendance	20,245

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Kick-off: 3.00pm Premier League Head to Head Played: 5 Watford won: 1 Drawn: 2 Brighton and Hove Albion won: 2 Watford scored: 2 Brighton and Hove Albion scored: 4 This was Brighton and Hove Albion's first win at Watford since September 2012 when Craig Mackail-Smith scored the only goal in a League Championship game.

0 Watford

Manager: Javi Gracia

3 Brighton and Hove Albion

Manager: Graham Potter

Goals:

Abdoulaye Doucouré	own goal	28
Florin Andone		65
Neal Maupay		77

Starting lineup:

Goalkeeper Ben Foster

Defender Craig Cathcart

Defender Craig Dawson

Defender José Holebas

Defender/Midfielder Kiko Femenía

Midfielder Etienne Capoue

Midfielder Abdoulaye Doucouré

Midfielder Will Hughes

Forward Troy Deeney

Forward Gerard Deulofeu

Forward Andre Gray

Starting lineup:

Mat Ryan Goalkeeper

Dan Burn Defender

Shane Duffy Defender

Martín Montoya Defender

Lewis Dunk Defender/Midfielder

Solly March Defender/Midfielder

Pascal Gross Midfielder

Davy Pröpper Midfielder

Dale Stephens Midfielder

Jürgen Locadia Forward

Glenn Murray Forward

Substitutions:

Roberto Pereyra for Gerard Deulofeu	46
Isaac Success for Andre Gray	75

Substitutions:

Florin Andone for Jürgen Locadia	64
Neal Maupay for Glenn Murray	64
Bernardo for Solly March	90

Cards:

Lewis Dunk

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Heurelho Gomes

Defender Daryl Janmaat

Defender Christian Kabasele

Midfielder Tom Cleverley

Midfielder Roberto Pereyra

Midfielder Ken Sema

Forward Isaac Success

On the bench:

Goalkeeper David Button

Defender Adam Webster

Defender/Midfielder Bernardo

Midfielder Leandro Trossard

Midfielder/Forward Aaron Mooy

Forward Florin Andone

Forward Neal Maupay

Comments:

Abdoulaye Doucouré (two) became the third Watford player to score more than one own goal in the Premier League; also Craig Cathcart (three) and Troy Deeney (two). This was their first time that the Hornets had lost their first game in their last 13 league seasons. They had now failed to keep a clean sheet in their last 16 games in all competitions (conceded 37 goals).

Comments:

This was new manager Graham Potter's first game in charge of Brighton and Hove Albion. This victory equalled the Seagulls' biggest-ever away win in the top division (also 3-0 at Crystal Palace in April 1981 in League Division One and at West Ham United in October 2017 in the Premier League). Neal Maupay became the 13th Frenchman to score on his debut in the Premier League.