Graeme Souness

In terms of Watford, I'm interested in this.

Premier League squads are, what, 25?

Is that right these days?

So Watford have started with the same team in the first four games.

So you've got 14 fellas who've hardly had a kick in the ball.

But because the team is winning, do they mind?

Yeah, you want to be part of it, of course.

So you're training even harder because you want to be the success they're having.

You want to feel part of that as well.

So you'll want to push the ones who are playing well and to try and even push them even harder to try and get your place.

Because you'll see after the game, like if you were on the bench and didn't quite get on today,

You'd be wishing, you'd want to be part of this.

So you'd be training even harder the next day to try and, how can I get myself into this team?

Yeah, very difficult at the moment because we're winning, but I've got to be prepared, I've got to make sure I'm in condition, so if someone does get injured, I'm ready to go and step in.

And they did make 11 changes in the Carabao Cup this week, and won that game as well.

Everything's going right right now for Watford, but when we come back, we'll switch our focus to what happened elsewhere today on a busy Sunday in the Premier League.

Manchester United, how did they answer their critics?

We'll show you in a second.

Great celebrations here at full-time as Watford beat Spurs, came from behind in front of Sir Elton John, their former owner, to make it four wins out of four.

Quite the day it was for Watford fans, so too for Manchester United fans, because at Turf Moor this afternoon, Jose Munoz has seen off the critics and his side have won by two goals to nil, both from Lukaku, Rashford sent off, Pogba had a penalty save, and afterwards, Jose Munoz gave us this reaction.