Amin Nabizada stepped up from the Under-18s to score and assist as the Under-21s won away at Wigan Athletic.
Watford Under-21s made it back-to-back victories when they claimed a 3-1 away success at Wigan Athletic this afternoon.
Meanwhile young winger Amin Nabizada got another taste of Under-21 action, and ended a good performance with a goal and an assist. Wigan took time to regroup after going behind, and they didn’t trouble Watford until in the 25th minute when Max McMillan turned in the area and sent a curling shot over the bar.
Zak Fraser-Grante ran onto a through ball by the trialist and tucked it away to send the Hornets went into the break with a two-goal cushion.Brennan sent a free kick out wide to McMillan, and when he centred Leo Graham took a touch before firing into the bottom corner.
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