Watford defeated Manchester United 4-1 on Saturday and now Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's club is positioned at the seventh spot in the points table with 17 points from 12 games. For Watford, Joshua King, Ismaila Sarr, Joao Pedro, and Emmanuel Bonaventure got on the scoring sheets.
The Hornets' record signing proved too good for the Norwich defense with his brace putting the game beyond the hosts.
The 26-year-old Tufan has played his whole professional career in Turkey and has made 63 appearances for his country.
English club Everton reportedly spend $25 million on the Frenchman after buying Colombian star James Rodriguez for same price from Real Madrid.
United won 2-0 at Leicester through goals by Bruno Fernandes and Jesse Lingard to give Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's team a third-place finish.
Norwich have already been relegated after one season back in the top-flight. Two of Aston Villa, Bournemouth or Watford on Sunday will join Norwich in dropping down.
David Moyes' men secured a 3-1 win against Watford and look all but safe in the Premier League.
Watford moved six points clear of the relegation zone, having played a game more than third-to-last Bournemouth.
The England midfielder played in Olivier Giroud to score in the 28th minute and put Chelsea ahead at a virtually empty Stamford Bridge.
Ings struck in each half to reach 18 goals and move one behind top scorer Jamie Vardy, who is enduring a drought after streaking clear for Leicester earlier this season.
A newspaper report claimed striker Gray had hosted a party at his house for around 20 people on Friday.
The unnamed pair join Watford defender Adrian Mariappa and two staff who went into isolation this week after they tested positive in the English Premier League’s first round of testing.
Last week, Udinese owner Pozzo angered Serie A officials when he wrote a letter to Italian Sports Minister Vincenzo Spadafora asking the government to step in and slow the league’s restart.
Burnley said assistant manager Ian Woan was also among the six positive COVID-19 tests announced on Tuesday by the Premier League, which did not identify any individuals.
All of Watford’s goals, through Ismaila Sarr’s double and Troy Deeney, came in the second half as Liverpool’s record-tying 18-match winning run since October disintegrated against a team languishing in the relegation zone.
Abdoulaye Doucoure gave Watford the lead in the 42nd minute off a cross from Ismaila Sarr after Bournemouth goalkeeper Mark Travers gave the ball away in his first league appearance this season.
Gerard Deulofeu scored in the first half with a low shot and Abdoulaye Doucoure marked his 27th birthday by doubling the lead in the 49th minute
Watford captain Troy Deeney scored goals either side of a 57th-minute red card for teammate Adrian Mariappa for two bookings in the space of six minutes.
The Spain goalkeeper allowed a tame volley by Ismaila Sarr to slip through his hands and creep into the net near the post, gifting Watford the lead in the 50th minute at Vicarage Road.
The win widened the gap to closest challenger Leicester even further after Brendan Rodgers' team was held to a 1-1 home draw by Norwich. The Reds have won 16 of 17 league games so far, with one draw.
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