3 – 0
“Isaac Price broke the deadlock with a composed right-footed finish into the left corner from the centre of the box, capitalising on a dangerous cross from Danny Imray. The move stemmed from sustained West Brom pressure that had already earned a free kick and a corner in the build-up, and Price's clinical finish gave Watford keeper no chance.”
Pivotal“Daryl Dike emphatically doubled West Brom's lead with a powerful header from close range, rising to direct the ball into the high centre of the goal. Coming just four minutes before half-time, the goal extinguished any lingering hope Watford had of getting back into the match before the break.”
Pivotal“Danny Imray capped a superb personal display by tucking away the third goal with a clinical right-footed finish into the top left corner from the six-yard box. The move came from a free kick won by Josh Maja, whose subsequent shot was blocked before Imray reacted quickest to stab home from point-blank range and seal a thoroughly deserved victory.”
Outstanding performance

West Bromwich Albion produced a commanding performance at The Hawthorns, dismantling Watford 3-0 in a display that flattered their Championship credentials. The Baggies controlled proceedings from the opening whistle, commanding 57% of possession and generating 14 shots to Watford's eight, with the visitors never truly threatening to get back into the contest. Isaac Price opened the scoring on 21 minutes with a crisp finish from Danny Imray's cross, and by the time Daryl Dike headed home a second just before the break, the game was effectively over as a contest. Watford's ill-discipline — collecting seven yellow cards across the 90 minutes — summed up a frustrating evening for Tom Cleverley's side, who struggled to cope with West Brom's directness and created just one big chance all game. Price and Imray were the standout contributors, the latter capping a fine individual display with a poacher's finish from close range on 69 minutes to complete the rout. For West Brom, this result consolidates their push in the top half of the Championship table and will do wonders for momentum heading into the final weeks of the season, while Watford's evening unravelled as early as the first half and their discipline issues will give the coaching staff serious cause for concern.
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