All of which means ninth-placed Watford will fancy their chances of an upset win in London and the chance of a \u2018double\u2019 over Arsene Wenger\u2019s side.<\/p>\n
The Hornets have won three of their last four league games to rise out of relegation contention. Last weekend they defeated West Bromwich Albion 1-0 thanks to a goal from Troy Deeney \u2013 the veteran also netted the only goal in their win at home to Everton at the end of February and the opener in a famous 4-1 triumph over Chelsea before that, making him the form player to watch.<\/p>\n
In head-to-head stats, Arsenal and Watford have met in 22 matches across all competitions. The Hornets have claimed 11 wins compared to 10 for the Gunners, while just one game has been drawn.<\/p>\n
The teams\u2019 most recent meeting was a Premier League clash in October 2017 at Vicarage Road which was won 2-1 by Watford thanks to goals from Troy Deeney and Tom Cleverley. It was the Hornets\u2019 second successive victory over the Gunners after winning 2-1 at the Emirates Stadium in January 2017.<\/p>\n