In another remarkable day between the two clubs, Wenger began by threatening legal action over the comments made by Mourinho on Monday that the Arsenal manager was a "voyeur" who had become obsessed with Chelsea. He also suggested that success had made Mourinho "stupid" and the nature of his remarks had already reached Mourinho before his team's defeat to Real Betis in the Champions' League last night.. The defender Darren Powell is hoping to be recalled to the Southampton starting line-up for tonight's Coca-Cola Championship fixture against his former club, Crystal Palace. The 29-year-old spent three years at Selhurst Park before moving to the Saints in the close season. After becoming established in the Southampton defence, Powell picked up a three-game suspension against Reading at the end of September and has not featured since, having being replaced by Michael Svensson. Svensson may be rested at St Mary's tonight as he paces himself on his return after 18 months out, and Powell is desperate to face the Eagles and re-establish himself in the first team.Powell said: "I don't know if I will get a chance to play, but obviously I would love to be involved for what is a really tasty fixture. United surrendered their 100 per cent home record when they were held by Cardiff last weekend but Neil Warnock's suspicion that Luton might provide an even bigger test proved wide of the mark as his Championship leaders regained the winning habit in impressive style last night. Substitutes not used: Chamberlain (gk), Stewart, Mackay, Henderson.

Queen's Park Rangers (4-4-2): Royce; Bignot, Evatt, Shittu, Dyer; Ainsworth (Cook, h-t), Docherty, Santos (Nygaard, h-t), Gallen; Moore (Langley, 74), Sturridge Substitutes not used: Cole (gk), Milanese Referee: M Atkinson (West Yorkshire).. Watford went into a 2-0 lead through McNamee's cross shot with 20 minutes remaining, and their happiness was made almost complete when Young added a further goal with a cross-cum-shot from the left six minutes later. Watford (4-4-2): Foster; Doyley, DeMerit, Carlisle, Chambers; Devlin, Spring (Al Bangura, 88), Mahon, McNamee; King, Young. "After the second goal our heads dropped, and I'm not having it," he said.

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"We've got a weak underbelly." But Watford had too much flair to contain, even though it took them 39 minutes to get their eager noses in front as McNamee's teasing dink of a cross from the left offered Young a clear far-post header and, although his effort was blocked, Matthew Spring lived up to his name to guide the rebound home. Danny Shittu's headed goal in the second minute of added time provided a justified scrap of consolation for Rangers' efforts. But Ian Holloway, industry personified as a player, was not satisfied.

For now, however, Watford can reflect upon a result that became all the sweeter in the knowledge that they were hopping over their local rivals Luton following their hammering at Sheffield United The Vicarage Road cup brimmeth over... We need to make sure we keep building and really give the people here something to cheer. We are in this for the long haul." If Watford can keep hold of such willowy talents as Anthony McNamee, who proved a persistent torment on the left flank, and Ashley Young, who claimed his ninth goal of the season, they can match the exploits of previous teams of their parish in reaching the top flight. It was a performance that gave their youthful and exuberant manager, Adrian Boothroyd, cause for ample satisfaction, but he was at pains to prevent anyone, most of all his players, from getting carried away. "We are not even halfway through the season," he said, before adding with the suggestion of a grin: "Third will do for now I'm pleased But if I get too excited I'll get a slap in the face From myself Or from my wife.