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Watford on Sunday crushed hated neighbours Luton 4-0 on derby day in the Championship.
Watford demolished Luton in the first match between the teams with fans allowed in the stadium since 2006.
Both games ended as 1-0 home wins two seasons ago, when Watford were promoted to the Premier League, but coronavirus restrictions kept supporters out of the grounds for those encounters.
Watford ensured their fans were able to savour local bragging rights thanks to first-half goals from Keinan Davis and William Troost-Ekong.
Luton goalkeeper Ethan Horvath gifted Joao Pedro a third before Ismaila Sarr completed the rout.
Hatters substitute Gabriel Osho was sent off in the closing stages for a nasty challenge on Ken Sema.
Luton’s first loss in eight games brought an end to Watford’s dismal run of three defeats in their previous four matches.
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