Watford captain Troy Deeney admits he could have played his last game for the club – but that the Hornets were not good enough over the course of the season as their Premier League relegation was confirmed with defeat at Arsenal. Knowing their fate was out of their hands, Watford endured a disastrous start at the Emirates Stadium and found themselves three goals behind with just 33 minutes on the clock – rallying back to lose 3-2. Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang struck either side of Kieran Tierney's first goal for the club before a Deeney penalty and a Danny Welbeck strike gave Watford hope. But it was not enough to extend the club's five-year stay in the top flight as they join Bournemouth...
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