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Vakoun Bayo nets four for Watford against Sheffield Wednesday.

JUBILANT Watford boss Tom Cleverley hailed Vakoun Bayo after the striker notched four second half goals in an incredible 6-2 victory at Sheffield Wednesday.

Bayo goes goal crazy as Hornets hit Owls for six
By John Lyons

FAB FOUR: Watford’s Vakoun Bayo celebrates his fourth goal in the stunning 6-2 romp against the Owls
PICTURE: WhiteRosePhotos

JUBILANT Watford boss Tom Cleverley hailed Vakoun Bayo after the striker notched four second half goals in an incredible 6-2 victory at Sheffield Wednesday.
The 27-year-old Ivory Coast international had only netted once in the Championship this season before yesterday’s game, but ran riot at a shell-shocked Hillsborough.
After netting his opener from the penalty spot just before the hour, he netted ...

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