LIVERPOOL, England (Reuters) - Watford manager Claudio Ranieri took heart in how his team bounced back from a 5-0 hammering by Liverpool last weekend to beat Everton 5-2 in a 'crazy game' on Saturday.
Soccer - England - Premier League - Everton v Watford - Goodison Park, Liverpool, Britain - October 23, 2021 Watford manager Claudio Ranieri celebrates after the match Action Images via Reuters/Molly Darlington
Watford came from behind twice and scored four goals in 13 frantic minutes to claim their first ever victory at Goodison Park and Ranieri's first with the team since he took over earlier this month. "I'm very satisfied because after the Liverpool defeat we wanted to react and we reacted very well. is funny for you, but last week it wasn't so funny.
Joshua King, who played half a season at Everton without scoring, grabbed a hat-trick to open his account with Watford and Ranieri praised the Norwegian striker's all-round display."Not only because he scored a hat-trick today but how he held the ball and permitted midfielders to link up was amazing."
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