Watford vs Swansea

The Swans have now won four of their last five matches following a dramatic win in Hertfordshire.

The setback didn't dampen Swansea's spirits, and the visitors thought they were level three minutes before the break as Jay Fulton squared to Matt Grimes from a free-kick. Grimes showed bravery and quality to carry the ball up the pitch before picking out Ntcham whose driven effort took a deflection before sailing beyond Bachmann. Benda flung his arms wide to keep out Hassane Kamara's close range strike with 20 minutes left on the clock as Martin sent on Cooper for Ntcham - with Joel Latibeaudiere replacing Matty Sorinola soon after. But they were ahead just minutes later as Ken Sema whizzed beyond Kyle Naughton near the byline before squaring to Sarr who lashed home from six yards out. The coaches look calm, so the officials have clearly communicated with them. While clear cut chances were at a premium, Martin will have been thrilled with the belief his side were demonstrating against such a talent packed side. The Swans dominated long spells of the first-half at Vicarage Road without overly testing the Hornets, but they fell behind to Ismaila Sarr's fourth strike of the season. Superb challenge from Manning in his own box to concede a corner, The hosts wanted a penalty, but that looked a great tackle. But Swansea show immense desire to get back into the match after the restart, and they levelled seven minutes into the second-half. Following Saturday's dramatic comeback win over West Brom, Russell Martin made two changes to his starting line-up. But the hosts finally started to show signs of life in the latter stages of the first-half and carved out the game's best opening as Keinan Davis was set free on the left, although his driven strike was well saved by Steven Benda. Watford were unchanged from their 4-0 demolition job of Stoke City, and in his first home match in charge of the Hornets, Slaven Bilic will no doubt have been looking to put on a show for his new club's supporters.