
Watford
Watford fixtures, results and squad for the 2026-27 season are on this page. Watford play at Vicarage Road in Watford, and the club was founded in 1881. The numbers update through the day.
How are Watford doing in the Championship?
Watford are 21st in the Championship with 11 points from 13 games.
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What are the next Watford fixtures?
Next up: Watford v Lincoln, Tuesday 3 November, 19:45 (UK time), Championship.
What were the latest Watford results?
How have Watford played in the Championship this season?
Watford have played 12 league games this season, with 3 wins, 2 draws and 7 defeats.
At home, the record is 3 wins, 1 draws and 2 defeats from 6 games. Away from home, Watford have won 0, drawn 1 and lost 5 from 6.
In total, Watford have scored 10 goals (0.8 per game) and conceded 20 (1.7 per game), giving a goal difference of -10.
When do Watford score and concede their goals?
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Watford have scored most often in minutes 76 to 90, with 4 of their 10 league goals. They have conceded most often in minutes 31 to 45, with 6 of the 20 goals against.
These splits show when a team is strongest, so they are useful before a match. A side that scores late can win tight games, while one that concedes early often has to chase the result.
What are the biggest results and records for Watford this season?
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The biggest home win is 2-0. The heaviest home defeat is 0-4. The heaviest away defeat is 5-1.
Watford have kept 1 clean sheets and failed to score in 5 league games. Their longest winning run this season is 1 games. The most-used formation is 4-2-3-1.
Who is scoring the goals for Watford?
No Watford player is in the Championship top 20 scorers at the moment. Goals are being shared across the squad, so check the Championship hub for the full scorers list.
Who is in the Watford squad?
Goalkeepers (3)
Defenders (14)
Midfielders (6)
Forwards (11)
Squad list comes from our data feed and can lag recent transfers.
How do I use this Watford page?
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Start with the table position and form at the top to see how the season is going. Next, check the fixtures list to plan around the next match, and read the season statistics to understand how the team plays. Finally, use the squad list to find a player by shirt number or position.
All of the numbers on this page come from our data feed and refresh automatically through the day. Figures cover the league season only, unless a line says otherwise. A quick tip: read the form strip together with the results list, because a team on a winning run can look very different from its position in the table. For the wider picture, compare Watford with rivals on the league tables page, or follow every game live on live scores.
What is the history of Watford?
Watford were founded in 1881 and are known to fans as The Hornets. Their ground, Vicarage Road, opened in 1922.
History facts are checked against at least two public sources. If you spot a mistake, tell us through our About page.
Which clubs are close to Watford in the table?
Bolton Wanderers19th · 14 pts
Charlton Athletic20th · 14 pts
Burnley22nd · 9 pts
Derby County23rd · 7 ptsSee the full Championship hub for every fixture, result and top scorer.
What do fans ask about Watford?
Where do Watford play their home games?
Watford play at Vicarage Road in Watford.
Where are Watford in the Championship table?
Watford are 21st with 11 points from 13 games.
When is the next Watford match?
The next Watford match is at home against Lincoln on Tuesday 3 November at 19:45 UK time.
How many goals have Watford scored this season?
Watford have scored 10 league goals and conceded 20 in 12 games.
What is the Watford home record this season?
At home, Watford have won 3, drawn 1 and lost 2 from 6 league games.
How many clean sheets have Watford kept this season?
Watford have kept 1 clean sheets in 12 league games.
When were Watford founded?
Watford were founded in 1881.
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