Watford suffer second defeat under Taylor

Thursday 29 February 1996 00:02 GMT

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ROUND-UP

Graham Taylor suffered his second consecutive defeat since returning as Watford manager when his team lost 2-0 at Stoke. Ian Cranson's goal three minutes after half-time and a second by Ray Wallace secured victory.

Norwich supporters called - yet again - for the dismissal of their chairman Robert Chase and manager Gary Megson after the team could only draw 0-0 with fellow strugglers Sheffield United at Carrow Road. Norwich have now gone 11 games without a win at home.

Another goalless draw at Filbert Street gave Derby, the First Division leaders, a point against Leicester, which puts them six points clear at the top.

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