Watford and West Ham United faced off in their Premier League clash at Vicarage Road.
The Hornets came into the match in good form following their 2-0 victory over Stoke City. While, Slaven Bilic's men were flying high place after defeating Chelsea 2-1 in their last outing.
Quique Flores's men secured their second win on the bounce in the top flight as an error from Andy Carroll in the first half resulted in Aaron Cresswell putting the ball into his own net under pressure from Odion Ighalo.
The Nigerian notched his side's second goal after the break to seal the victory, while the Hammers ended the match with 10 men as James Collins was sent off late on.
Read how all the action unfolded in our commentary below.
Subs: Arlauskis, Prodl, Paredes, Behrami, Guedioura, Ibarbo, Diama
Subs: Randolph, Zarate, Valencia, O'Brien, Ogbonna, Jelavic, Antonio
"[Bilic] has been very good with me, he has understood that I was out for a long time," Carroll told Sky Sports News. "He hasn't forced me back into training, I've been doing training on my own schedule and maybe missing a day during the week. He's understood what I need, and he's been great.
"I would train every day after coming back from injury and play at the weekend [in the past]. Maybe that wasn't the best thing to do, but it's what I wanted and the manager wanted. To be honest, I still want that, but he has put a stop to it. I'll be in the gym while the lads train.
"Rushing back last season was hard on my body, and this season I have taken it easier. I have been training now for a good couple of months and I feel good. This is the longest I have had without being rushed back in. It's great to be back on the pitch - I had eight months in the gym by myself, and those were dark days."
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He told BBC Sport: "For me, at this moment, Troy Deeney is really good. From the first moment in this league he played like a striker.
"Now he is settled, he has put in good performances. His impact on the team is very important. The teammates, they say, it's perfect for us because our strikers finally score."
He told the club's official website: "Well, it's been a good start and we are enjoying it but we are keeping our feet on the ground totally. It's only a start, but we are confident and if we continue to work hard, like we have been from day one, I don't see a reason why we should drop dramatically. "There will be ups and downs with results, that's football, but we are confident and we are gaining everything that is important: atmosphere, individual confidence, team bonding. Winning games is the best way of doing that. "The reason we are doing well is the quality of the players, the team spirit, our pattern of working hard, we are respecting the opponents but not fearing them. It is down to hard work with individual responsibility. It is very enjoyable so far."