Roy Hodgson revealed he has 'big expectations' for Ismaila Sarr going forward after Watford suffered a 2-0 Premier League home defeat to Brighton.
Neal Maupay and Adam Webster were on target in a game of few chances, which leaves the Hornets with just one point from three matches since Hodgson took the reins.
Sarr was introduced at half-time - ahead of an improved second-half performance from the home side - and the Senegal international looked promising on his first appearance for Watford since November.
'First thing with Sarr is, he only came back on Friday lunchtime from a long trip and was feeling very tired and I think he did remarkably well to make himself available to be on the bench," Hodgson said.