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Watford vs Wolves carries a clear Wolves lean in Premier League meetings, although Watford have supplied meaningful counterpoints. Wolves won 4-0 on 10 March 2022 and 2-0 on 11 September 2021, while Watford answered with a 2-1 league win on 1 January 2020. The 2019 FA Cup meeting finished 3-2 to Watford after extra time, a useful but secondary cup marker.
Past matches, Watford vs Wolves
Match center
Starting eleven
Substitutes Wolves
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7F
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17F
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20F
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11F
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5D
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21G
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39M
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32M
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23D
Watford Substitutes
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D
27
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F
28
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M
4
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G
26
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D
11
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M
39
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D
31
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M
33
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M
12
Match events
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13'⚽R. Jiménez Normal Goal (Asst: Hwang Hee-Chan)
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18'⚽J. Hernández Own Goal
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19'Imrân Louza Yellow Card
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21'⚽Daniel Podence Normal Goal
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30'C. Kabasele Kiko Femenía
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35'Rayan Aït Nouri Yellow Card
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40'Samir Yellow Card
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46'S. Kalu J. King
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59'Romain Saïss Yellow Card
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61'Pedro Neto Hwang Hee-Chan
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71'Fábio Silva R. Jiménez
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73'O. Etebo T. Cleverley
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82'Chiquinho Jonny Castro
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85'⚽Rúben Neves Normal Goal (Asst: Chiquinho)
Stats for this game
Matchup Watford VS Wolves
Wolves set the league direction
Wolves’ league markers include a 4-0 home win on 10 March 2022 and a 2-0 away victory on 11 September 2021. The 2-0 result at home on 28 September 2019 and the 2-1 away win on 27 April 2019 reinforce that lean. Watford’s 2-1 home success on 1 January 2020 prevents the comparison from becoming one-sided in every contest, but the league balance still favours Wolves.
A cup meeting with a different shape
Watford’s 3-2 FA Cup win on 7 April 2019 came after extra time, making it an important counterpoint without carrying the same weight as the league results. It shows that the pairing can produce a different outcome in a knockout setting, while the Premier League scores provide the more consistent frame. A future meeting will test whether Watford can restore that league counterpoint or whether Wolves’ established edge returns. That balance remains instructive.