Bayo has been in good form of late, with 6 of his 7 goals this season coming in his last 5 games.

He is averaging 1.3 shots on target per 90 in the Championship, with half of his shots taken forcing a save from the opposition goalkeeper.

He will surely lead the line again here, and is probably Watford’s most likely goalscorer.

Giorgi Chakvetadze is a brilliant footballer, probably playing below his natural level at the moment in the Championship.

The Georgian international has a bit of everything, an eye for a pass, mazy dribbling skills and a fiery demeanour.

He has committed at least 1 foul in 4 of Watford’s last 5 home games, we’re taking him to do so again here.

Madsen has started 4 of QPR’s last 5 games, committing at least 1 foul in 3 of those games.

He only averages 0.7 per 90 in the Championship this season, but he will probably operate in the same area of the pitch of the likes of Ebosele, Chakvetadze and Louza, who are all adept at drawing fouls.

Watford have received 39 cards from their 17 games so far, an average of 2.3 per game.

23 of those yellow cards came in their 8 home games, with at least 2 in every home game so far. That makes this look a good bet at nice odds.

This bet has landed in 6 of The Hornet’s 8 league games so far this season.

Watford are unbeaten at home, with 7 wins and 1 draw from their 8 games.

QPR have actually been better away from home than they have at Loftus Road, but their wins have come against Luton and Cardiff, who both were at the time or are struggling. The visitors should keep this contest close, but Watford are fancied to prevail narrowly.

Porteous is currently averaging 2 fouls committed per 90 in the Championship this season. His style of defending can look a little cumbersome at times, leading to struggles against quicker players.

From 9 starts, he has been shown 6 yellow cards. Koki Saito usually plays on the left for QPR, and on average attracts 2 fouls per 90.

Celar finally got off the mark for QPR in midweek, with a brace against Cardiff. The manner in which he took the second would suggest a renewed sense of confidence.

He may be able to back up those goals with another at Watford, who despite being unbeaten, do give the opposition a chance to score, with the 4th highest xG conceded in the division.

He has picked up 1 card this season, so this is a more appealing option to cover us if he doesn’t find the net.

We fancy Watford to win the game, and rank Bayo as the most likely goalscorer, so we might as well have him on side here.

He scored the winner against Oxford a couple of weeks ago, as well as bundling the ball over the line last weekend away at Plymouth.

He has also picked up 4 yellow cards this season. One more would see a ban, but it does give us an out if he fails to notch.