If this is to be Mark Warburton’s final season at Griffin Park then he won’t want any off the field issues derailing their push for promotion. Reports that Brentford are lining up a new manager for next season regardless of if they are promoted to the Premier League or still in the Championship are understood to have hurt Warburton and he is believed to be keen to stay at the club - but feels he is being forced out. Brentford refused to deny that they had been talking to potential replacements for Warburton in a statement but said the 52-year-old remained their manager.
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Odion Ighalo scored an injury time goal to hand Watford all three points
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The Nigerian striker scored twice in the second half to seal victory
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Brentford had earlier taken the lead via former Luton striker Andre Gray
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The hosts lost defender Jake Bidwell to a straight red in the first half
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