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LEVELS: Daniels

WATFORD, who had interim boss Charlie Daniels in charge for the second time, are winless since New Year’s Day and now haven’t scored in their last three matches.
But Daniels said: “I thought it was another good performance, especially in the first half. Our levels dropped in the second half which allowed Southampton to come back into it.
“We created loads of chances, but couldn’t put the ball in the back of the net.
“Goals are the main thing in the game. We created a load of chances, but we didn’t work the goalkeepe...

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