Championship

Hornets on song for Elton’s visit

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The LeaguePaper Team
9 May 2021

By George Sessions

WATFORD 2
Gray 56, Success 88

SWANSEA C 0

STAR MAN

ACHRAF LAZAAR Watford

ALL-SMILES: Watford’s Andre Gray, centre, celebrates scoring the opener and, Inset, Swansea’s Jamal Lowe takes control
PICTURE: Alamy

WATFORD boss Xisco Munoz declared himself ready for the Premier League, but did admit he was looking forward to a rest following their finalday win over Swansea.
Andre Gray and Isaac Success struck in the second half for the Hornets to secure a victory at Vicarage Road which saw them conclude the campaign in second spot with 91 points.
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