Norwich could well rest a number of key players after securing promotion without even having to play on Wednesday night. Sunderland's 3-0 defeat at Selhurst Park secured the Canaries return to the top flight for the first time in 9 years:

• Watford could well be without goal hero Lee Cook after he was taken off at the New Den with a suspected injury.
• Fiztgerald is likely to remain rested as he is suffering from fatigue after a long spell in the first-team.
• Heidar Helguson is set to return after a slight hamstring injury.
• Danny Webber remains out for the rest of the season with a shoulder injury.

scorers: Godfrey (4)

Last season Watford won the reserve league championship under the management of rookie coach Nigel Gibbs. Twelve months on the Watford veteran has proven that it wasn't just a fluke, as he has guided Watford's second string to Hert's senior cup winners. The ever growing trophy cabinet will demonstrate Watford's suprising squad in depth and the clubs ability to get the best out of their youngsters as they progress from academy prospects to first team starters.

Despite Watford's financial restrictions it is clear Terry Burton, Ray Lewignton and Nigel Gibbs have been developing a squad for the future which have the desire to achieve in the long term. It is wonderful to see reserve players such as Sam Swonnel wear the shirt with such pride and have a will to win, which demonstrates a hunger to reach the top whether or not he gets granted a new contract.

WFC are clearly improving the standard and discipline of English football.