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THAT’S SUCH A MAS-SIVE VICTORY

Adam strikes late to stun Mick’s Bluebirds

HERO: Watford’s Adam Masina rifles home his injury-time free-kick winner against Cardiff to spark jubilant scenes, left
PICTURE: PA Images

ECSTATIC Watford manager Xisco Munoz hailed a ‘very important three points’ after Adam Masina fired home a last-gasp free-kick to end Cardiff boss Mick McCarthy’s unbeaten start.
The match was tied at 1-1 when Masina stole the show to put Watford back into second after promotion rivals Brentford and Swansea both picked up maximum points.
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