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Slaven Bilic delighted with Watford form after comeback win at Cardiff

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Nick Powell
3 November 2022

Slaven Bilic delighted with Watford form after comeback win at Cardiff

Watford boss Slaven Bilic was delighted to see his side make it three wins in a row with a 2-1 comeback win at Cardiff that moved them up into the play-off places.
Francisco Sierralta and Ismaila Sarr headed home the goals that saw Watford home after Cedric Kipre had headed in a ninth-minute corner for the Bluebirds.
It was a fifth win in eight games under new boss Bilic.
“I’m pleased with the three points, I’m pleased with the character shown by my side and I’m pleased we scored two goals – but we should be scoring more goals,” said Bilic.
“What was missing was a cutting edge. In this kind of...

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