Watford and Everton are locked in a frenzied fight to qualify for European football next season and this matchup has all the makings of being a six-pointer fixture. Even the top guns in the Premiership have had to sweat to get a result at Vicarage Road this season and Everton will have to be at their best to better the Hornets in their nest.
The teams have met about a dozen times since the turn of the century and the matches have witnessed about three goals on average.
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— Watford Football Club (@WatfordFC) February 5, 2019
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Both teams used the January window to bring in some solid, if not spectacular, reinforcements. The opposite fixture at Goodison Park took place in mid-December and it ended to be an entertaining 2-2 draw. Everything points to the teams sharing the spoils as just as likely in this match as well.Definitely one to be looking out for, such is the magnitude of the game.
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