Cardiff City - Watford

Cardiff left 1 2 with a big doubles from Southampton 93-91 with a bitter buzzer at XNUMX and after being parted from the "saints" at XNUMX, in a sixth game giving her opponent the position she had in the relegation zone. It was the home win against Bournemouth with the Welsh beating their wins for the first time this year.

 

Worth-revenge took WATFORD with 1-0, welcoming Everton to an equally important game for her, Marco Silva, her former coach who left her for "shipowners". Nine points in the last sixth of a Walt Disney match that hardly loses, and if it does, it will be from either Tottenham, Chelsea, Liverpool or City. With the teams of its range it is a pleasure and what helps her not to lose is that her games are closed. It hardly escapes the score while it manages with a maximum of two goals to win.

 

These are two teams with different goals as Cardiff fights for her stay in the class and WATFORD as usual in the last season has done a good course for her time but at this point it does as maintenance each year since she has is out of targets. Stress for her own stay has no but can not claim a European ticket. The difference from these positions is at 13 points and the teams in front of it are the Premier League elite. Its only goal now is to catch the limit of 40 points that as usual usually ensures math on the eve. She had a cup match with the KPP last Friday and maintains a pace in contrast to Cardiff's most recent one at Southampton at 9 / 2. Cardiff, however, who wants to take advantage of both contiguously in order to escape, will fight hard to get the best he can. Whether the second worst offensive (24) to win the tight Waltworth is a good question. Personally, I think she can do it more easily on Tuesday against the most naive Everton today with Wattford. If it does not come out of the game, it will look at at least the draw that is ultimately the most likely scenario I see for this pair.