Mark Robins' side Claim 6th Straight Triumph Versus The Hornets
Table-toppers prolonged their remarkable winning streak with a decisive 3-1 performance against reduced the visiting side.
Rapid Scores Establish the Tone
Frank Lampard's lineup got off to a ideal start with their striker and Jamie Allen finding the target within the first seven minutes.
Another Coventry attacker contributed a three-goal advantage just before half-time, while James Abankwah was sent off before the whistle.
The visitors Manage a Consolation Goal
A Watford player scored a second-half for the visiting team, but it proved nothing more than a late goal.
The home side's keeper the keeper had earlier saved a one-on-one chance for Watford, which could have changed the match early on.
The Coventry boss said: “It was a tough fixture now because the opposition are a strong side.”
The Tractor Boys Bounce Back to Winning Form
The substitute was introduced from the substitutes to fire the decisive strike in a one-nil victory over the visitors.
They controlled the match but only secured the deadlock near the end thanks to Clarke's fifth strike of the campaign.
Ryan Mason's side thought they had netted in added time, but the goal was ruled out for a offense in the penalty area.
Stoke Snatch Narrow Win at Fratton Park
Hayden Matthews turned a second-half own goal to present Stoke a narrow win.
John Mousinho's men have at present managed just a single match since the close of last month.
The Stoke manager said: “It was among the vital victories we’ve had this campaign.”
