King in regal form for leaders Watford

MARLON KING scored one and created the other two as leaders Watford extended their unbeaten run in the Coca-Cola Championship to nine games with a 3-0 victory at Coventry last night.

Wed, 24 Oct, 2007 - 01:00

Ben Rums

King set up Adam Johnson for the Hornets’ first after half an hour before scoring his fourth goal in as many games.

The match was put beyond doubt just seconds into the second half when King laid on Darius Henderson.

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Courts Soccer England Place: Walkers Stadium Place: East Anglia Person: King Person: Marlon King Person: Adam Johnson Person: Darius Henderson Person: James Morrison Person: Morrison Person: Scott Vernon Person: Ishmael Miller Person: Luke McCormick Person: McCormick Person: Danny Mills’Person: Sylvan Ebanks-Blake Person: Ian Holloway Person: Barry Hayles Person: Richard Cresswell Person: Neil Warnock Person: Cresswell Person: Warnock Person: Dougie Freedman Person: Ryan Shawcross’Person: Jon Parkin Person: Lee Camp Person: Paul Gallagher Person: Robbie Blake Person: Andy Gray Person: Chris Brown Person: Danny Webber Person: Gary Megson Person: Brian Laws Person: Martin Paterson Person: Deon Burton Person: Paterson Person: Clive Platt Person: Neil Alexander Person: Mark Yeates Person: Jon Walters Person: Liam Trotter Person: Danny Haynes Event: Coca-Cola Championship Organisation: Watford Organisation: Hornets’Organisation: West Brom Organisation: Blackpool Organisation: Albion Organisation: Seasiders Organisation: Plymouth Organisation: Charlton Organisation: Crystal Palace Organisation: Stoke Organisation: Sheffield United Organisation: Leeds Organisation: Sheffield Wednesday Organisation: Eagles Organisation: QPR Organisation: Preston Organisation: Rangers Organisation: Norwich Organisation: Burnley Organisation: Leicester Organisation: Sheffield Organisation: Ipswich Organisation: Colchester

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