Both Watford and Arsenal are without a win as they enter their third game of the new Premier League season, but it is Arsene Wenger who will be feeling the pressure after he was booed by his own fans on the opening day of the campaign following defeat to Liverpool. The Hornets will aim to get back on track at Vicarage Road when they welcome the Gunners this Saturday as their first match at home ended in a 2-1 loss to Chelsea. Watford Getty Images Watford had a new-look regime heading into the 2015-16 season under Quique Sanchez Flores and it has been a swift turnaround once again as Walter Mazzarri has the reins for the current campaign. The Hornets managed to retain their Premier League...
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