Plymouth Argyle 2-2 Watford

Current streaks

Recent form

Plymouth Argyle

Plymouth Argyle have been struggling for form in recent weeks, with only one win in their last six Championship matches. The Pilgrims have suffered three defeats in this period, including a heavy 5-0 loss to Cardiff City, which stands out as a particularly high-scoring game. Their defensive record is concerning, having conceded 13 goals in six matches at an average of 2.17 per game, while only managing to keep one clean sheet. Argyle's attacking output has also been lacklustre, scoring just five goals in this stretch. Their goal difference of -8 over these six games reflects their recent difficulties, and their 18th position in the league table suggests they are in danger of being drawn into a relegation battle if their form doesn't improve soon. The team's ability to bounce back after defeats is evident, however, as they have not lost more than two consecutive matches in this period.

Watford

Watford have shown inconsistent form in their recent matches, alternating between wins and losses in their last six games. The Hornets have managed three victories and suffered three defeats, with no draws in this period. Their most impressive result came in a high-scoring 6-2 away victory against Sheffield Wednesday, which significantly boosted their goal tally. Despite conceding in four of these six matches, Watford have kept two clean sheets, both in 1-0 home wins. Their goal difference remains positive, albeit narrow, with 9 goals scored and 8 conceded. The team's matches have been evenly split between high and low-scoring affairs, with 50% of games seeing over 2.5 goals. Watford's current 6th position in the Championship table, with 25 points from 15 games, reflects their mixed performances, suggesting they are in the playoff hunt but struggling to find consistent form.

Recent home/away form

Plymouth Argyle

Plymouth Argyle have been in impressive form at home recently, winning four of their last six matches at Home Park. The Pilgrims are currently on a four-game unbeaten run at home, including three consecutive victories. Their recent home fixtures have been high-scoring affairs, with five of the last six games seeing over 2.5 goals scored. Notably, Plymouth have scored three goals in three of their last four home matches, demonstrating their attacking prowess. The 3-3 draw against Preston was particularly thrilling, showcasing both their offensive capabilities and defensive vulnerabilities. Despite their strong home form, Argyle have only managed one clean sheet in their last six home games, suggesting there's room for improvement in their defensive performances.

Watford

Watford's recent away form has been notably poor, with the Hornets currently enduring a concerning run of four consecutive away defeats in all competitions. Their only bright spot in this stretch was a remarkable 6-2 victory over Sheffield Wednesday, which stands out as a particularly high-scoring affair. However, this win appears to be an anomaly in an otherwise challenging period for Watford on the road. The team have struggled defensively, failing to keep a clean sheet in their last six away matches and conceding an average of 2.17 goals per game. Interestingly, Watford's away matches have been high-scoring affairs, with 83% of their games seeing over 2.5 goals. Despite their current 6th position in the league, Watford's away form will be a significant concern for the club as they look to maintain their promotion push in the Championship.