Watford came out on top in a thrilling match against Millwall, securing a victory in tribute to goalkeeper Matija Sarkic. It was a dramatic game at The Den, with Watford substitute Mileta Rajovic scoring a late goal to seal the win for his team.
The game started off well for Watford, with Edo Kayembe’s direct corner and Giorgi Chakvetadze’s brilliant free-kick giving them a two-goal lead. However, Millwall fought back in the second half, with Duncan Watmore scoring twice to level the score.
Just when it seemed like the game would end in a draw, Rajovic managed to find the back of the net, putting Watford back in the lead. They held on to their advantage despite a lengthy period of stoppage time due to a clash of heads between players from both teams.
Watmore had a chance to complete a hat-trick and equalize once again, but Watford goalkeeper Daniel Bachmann stood firm to deny him. Millwall’s new signing Macauley Langstaff also had a late chance to score, hitting the crossbar, although he was deemed offside.
In the end, Watford emerged victorious, starting their season with a win. The match was a fitting tribute to Sarkic, with the team showing resilience and determination to secure the three points in his honor.
Overall, it was a thrilling and emotional game for both teams, with Watford ultimately coming out on top. The players showed great skill and determination on the field, making for an exciting spectacle for fans. The victory will surely boost Watford’s confidence as they look ahead to the rest of the season.
