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Watford

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League position

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Championship 2020-21 · 2 of 24

#TeamPGDPts
1Norwich46+3997
2Watford46+3391
3Brentford46+3787
4Swansea46+1780
5Barnsley46+878
6Bournemouth46+2777
7Reading46+870

2020-21 results

All matches

No results recorded in 2020-21.

Season history

All seasons

League

SeasonCompetitionPosMovementPts
2026-27nowChampionship228
⋯ 3 seasons ⋯
2022-23Championship1163
2021-22Premier League19↓23
2020-21Championship2↑91
2019-20Premier League19↓34
2018-19Premier League1150

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Overview

Watford Football Club is a professional football club based in Watford, England, founded in 1881. The team competes in the EFL Championship and plays its home matches at Vicarage Road. As of the 2025-26 season, Watford is positioned 10th in the Championship.

History

Watford FC was established in 1881 and has undergone various name changes and league transitions throughout its history. The club has experienced multiple promotions and relegations, with its most notable achievements occurring in the late 20th century under the management of Graham Taylor. Watford has also enjoyed stints in the top tier of English football, including a memorable season in the FA Cup Final in 1984.

Achievements

Watford has yet to win the EFL Championship title, having finished as runners-up on two occasions. The club has also made a significant impact in domestic cup competitions, notably reaching the FA Cup Final in 1984. Their history in English football reflects a mix of accomplishments at both the club and individual player levels.

Rivalries

Watford has historical rivalries with clubs such as Luton Town and Milton Keynes Dons, with matches against these teams drawing considerable local interest. The rivalry with Luton Town, known as the M1 derby, is particularly fierce due to the proximity of the two clubs. These encounters are marked by intense competition and strong supporter engagement.

Generated by gpt-4o-mini · 11 Apr 2026 · from Almanac data

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