Watford's Andre Gray continued his hot form from the bench in the Hornets FA Cup quarter-final tie with Crystal Palace, scoring the winner with just over ten minutes to go.
The home side had taken the lead through Etienne Capoue, but their advantage was wiped out just over 15 minutes into the second half - as Michy Batshuayi capitalised on a mistake from Adrian Mariappa to draw the teams level.
With the game heading towards extra-time, Gray stepped up off the bench after being called upon by manager Javi Gracia, and he made an immediate impact.
It took just two minutes for the Englishman to have an impact on the game, scoring with practically his first involvement. And stats provided by Opta, show that West Ham striker Lucas Perez and Arsenal marksman Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang
Crucially for Gray though, each of his last three efforts have provided the winning goal, making him arguably the most potent impact sub in the Premier League at the moment. The forward came on against Leicester
And it was the same story last month when he came off the bench just after half-time to break the deadlock against Everton
It means Watford
Source : 90min