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BOSS DIONISI A HAPPY HORNET

WATFORD boss Alessio Dionisi has admitted he was more than satisfied with a draw at Wrexham, especially coming on the back of a hard-fought opening victory against Southampton.
The visitors gave a good account of themselves throughout and took a 14th-minute
But Dionisi was more than happy with the final outcome.
He said: “I am very, very happy with the result.
“It was difficult for us to play against Wrexham because they are a physical, good team with a lot of experience.
“Today my team played well in the first half, went 1-0up, and were very good.
“In...

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