JUST FAB FOUR BAYO IS UNSTOPPABLE
The Football League Paper|November 03, 2024
FOUR second-half goals in an incredible display from Vakoun Bayo powered Watford to a resounding victory at Hillsborough.
Paul Adams
JUST FAB FOUR BAYO IS UNSTOPPABLE

It was an emphatic success which ended the visitors’ recent woes on the road, while condeming the Owls to another disappointing home result.

“Bayo fully deserved his four goals,” beamed Hornets head coach Tom Cleverley. “I couldn’t be more pleased for an individual; his unselfish play doesn’t generate the most praise but we really appreciate it.”

Despite the impressive scoreline, however, Cleverley still feels there is room for his team to improve.

“If there’s a negative I’d say we didn’t play our best football in the first half and we need to address that,” he confirmed. “I think we rode a few storms, and Wednesday had the better of the game in the first half. I could easily be sat here having a more negative interview.

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