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‘CONNECTION’ KEY TO STILL TRIUMPH

By Ivan Speck

WATFORD 2
Kjerrumgaard 5, Doumbia 90
DERBY COUNTY 0
WATFORD scored early and late to give new manager Ed Still a victory over Derby in his first home game at Vicarage Road.
Luca Kjerrumgaard steered home a loose ball in the area after five minutes, before Mamadou Doumbia flicked in a 90th-minute cross to move Watford level on points with Derby in a packed play-off race.
Still knows that more difficult tasks await his new team, not least with the visit of Ipswich Town to Vicarage Road on Tuesday evening, but he welcomed victory on his home bow.
Still said: “...

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