Wales On Sunday

Watford cruise past Terriers who lack any sort of bite

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ROBERTO Pereyra scored a fine solo goal to kick-start Watford’s dominant 3-0 home victory over Huddersfie­ld, who sank to the bottom of the table. The former Juventus winger (pic

tured) dribbled past the entire Terriers defence to open the scoring after 10 minutes, not long before Gerard Deulofeu steered a fine finish across Jonas Lossl to double the hosts’ lead.

Isaac Success was well-placed to bundle the ball over the line after Watford produced a clever free-kick routine late on.

Callum Wilson heaped more woe on struggling Fulham with a double at Craven Cottage as Bournemout­h ran out 3-0 winners.

The Cherries striker converted an early penalty after being brought down by Timothy Fosu-Mensah and, after David Brooks made it 2-0 by shooting through Sergio Rico’s legs in the 72nd minute, Fulham lost Kevin McDonald to a red card.

A fantastic through ball from Ryan Fraser allowed Wilson to beat the goalkeeper at the near post, sealing a convincing win.

Glenn Murray’s 100th goal for Brighton boosted the Seagulls to a third-straight league win as Wolves went down 1-0 on the south coast.

Shane Duffy had fired Nuno Espirito Santo’s ambitious side a warning in the first half when heading against a post but it was veteran forward Murray who settled the match in Brighton’s favour by following up Bruno’s miss, minutes into the second half.

Elsewhere, Southampto­n and Newcastle’s toothless runs continued with a dire goalless draw between the clubs at St Mary’s.

Saints midfielder Mario Lemina enjoyed the best opportunit­y, striking a post with a flicked effort in the first half.

In the late game at the King Power Stadium, visitors West Ham took a 30th-minute lead over Leicester through Fabian Balbuena but just eight minutes later the Hammers were reduced to ten men.

Skipper Mark Noble was shown a straight red card for a late tackle on Wilfred Ndidi.

Despite the man advantage the Foxes couldn’t find a way through a stubborn West Ham defence until Ndidi grabbed an equaliser in the 89th minute as they game ended in a 1-1 draw.

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