"This has been a huge undertaking, going from a very retired former athlete, to retraining in a new sport and qualifying for the team. A massive thank you to everyone who's helped thus far. Brighton defender Duffy, who won his 50th cap on the night, said: "I think Stephen's brilliant. He had a tough start with the whole Covid [situation] and players dropping out, and that resulted in results not going our way. Despite not joining the list of Watford scorers until second-half injury time, Dennis was the Hornets' most dangerous attacking outlet up to that point, making King's opener and providing Sarr the ball for what should have been their second. Ireland enjoyed the dream start; Kusal Perera succumbed to the second ball of the contest, before Dinesh Chandimal (6) and Avishka Fernando (0) perished to the irrepressible Josh Little (4-23 off 4), who was not able to replicateCampher's hat-trick heroics from Monday.