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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Wolverine GTR" data-source="post: 23585178" data-attributes="member: 158020">Watford 2 Tottenham 1: Hornets fight  back to maintain perfect start   <img src="https://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/newpix/2018/09/02/17/4FA40A6E00000578-6124005-image-a-43_1535906565749.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />   Watford maintained their 100 per cent start to the Premier League season and  ended Tottenham's own perfect record as they came from behind to win 2-1 at  Vicarage Road on Sunday.   After a desperately poor first half, the game sparked into life in the 53rd  minute as Abdoulaye Doucoure scored a comical own goal to hand the visitors the  lead.    That setback only served to motivate Javi Gracia's side, who stormed back  with two headed goals from Troy Deeney and Craig Cathcart in the space of seven  minutes to join Liverpool and Chelsea on maximum points from the opening four  games.    It was a result that brings Spurs, who had won their opening three matches,  crashing back down to earth following Monday's 3-0 win over Manchester  United. During a tepid opening both sides exchanged headed chances, Dele Alli guiding  his wide of Ben Foster's post and Deeney powering one over the crossbar from  just six yards out.   Tottenham looked the most threatening for the remainder of the half, but  their only real chance came a minute before the interval when Davinson Sanchez  headed over Jan Vertonghen's teasing cross from the left.     Christian Eriksen signalled Tottenham's intent at the start of the second  period, firing in long-range drives that were held by Foster, before Doucoure's  slapstick intervention handed Spurs the lead.   Foster looked primed to collect a looping ball before Christian Kabasele  headed it almost out of his hands and into the path of Lucas Moura, whose  delivery back across goal was chested into his own net by the hapless  Doucoure.   This woke Watford from their slumber and they almost levelled after 67  minutes when Toby Alderweireld headed against his own crossbar before Deeney  nodded in from Jose Holebas' fine free-kick shortly after to level things.    Holebas turned provider again for the winner in the 76th minute, his  outswinging corner wonderfully headed into the top corner by Cathcart to  continue his side's remarkable start to the season.</blockquote>

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