Troy Deeney completed a hat-trick of shame for Watford as his red card contributed to a Hornets meltdown – but turned Vicarage Road into the edge of heaven for Huddersfield. If Hornets boss Marco Silva has endured more buttock-clenchingly grim afternoons, it is hard to imagine such abject misery. (Image: Getty Images Europe)(Image: REUTERS)In a predictable setback before kick-off, fans who were planning to attend a football match in December without being subjected to Wham's seasonal soppiness Last Christmas had their hopes dashed. (Image: Getty Images Europe)(Image: Action Images via Reuters)Watford defender Jose Holebas collapsed to the turf, clutching his face as if Quaner's stray forearm was a sniper's bullet, and Depoitre seized his chance to send a rising shot beyond Heurelho Gomes. (Image: Getty Images Europe)(Image: REUTERS)(Image: Getty Images Europe)They were only rattled when Abdoulaye Doucoure's screaming, first-time hit from 30 yards rocketed beyond Jonas Lossl fromm 30 yards with a quarter of the match left.

Source: Daily Mirror December 16, 2017 13:41 UTC