Watford Come From Two Down To Beat Wolves To Reach FA Cup Final

Watford are through to the FA Cup final after beating Wolves 3-2.

Watford have reached the FA Cup final after defeating Wolves in a dramatic five-goal thriller.

Matt Doherty opened the scoring in the 36th minute. He headed home after a brilliant cross from Diogo Jota.

Wolves' prolific Mexican striker Raul Jimenez doubled his side's lead just after the hour mark with a tidy finish.

His celebration wasn't bad either.

Substitute Gerard Deulofeu pulled one back for Watford in stunning, stunning fashion before Troy Deeney leveled the game deep, deep into stoppage time.

The Watford skipper converted a late penalty to force extra-time.

Watford's Spanish magician then bagged his second goal of the day in the first-half of extra time to complete a remarkable comeback.

The 'Hornets' will play Manchester City, who beat Brighton 1-0 on Saturday, in the FA Cup final on May 18 at Wembley Stadium.

Will Javi Gracia's men stop Pep Guardiola's City from securing their second domestic cup of the season?

Topics: Manchester City, Watford, Football News, Football, Pep Guardiola, FA Cup, Wolves, Troy Deeney, Brighton

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