Match Report: Watford hammer Billericay in astonishing 14-0 win

Maddie Perry scored five goals and Coral Haines a hat-trick as Watford Women hammered Billericay Town 14-0 in an extraordinary display.

The Golden Girls were rampant throughout, scoring seven goals in each half, having been given a sizeable helping hand when Learna Daniels was sent off for the hosts early on.

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Renee Hector's side were ruthless from there, Annie Rossiter scoring from a free-kick before Megan Chandler and Coral Haines added a second and third.

Chandler bagged a brace with a 25-yarder before Perry notched her first to make it five.

Coral Haines tucked in the sixth and there was still time for Flo Fyfe to turn in a seventh before the game had even hit the halfway mark.

Perry begun a remarkable second half on a personal note with an eighth at the back post, before Haines completed a hat-trick of her own after rounding the goalkeeper.

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Lucy Lyon scored a stunning overhead kick to take the score into double figures but Watford were intent on giving their goal difference a serious boost and pushed on.

Poppy Wilson made it 11 before Perry took over, bagging all of the last three goals in the final minutes.

Renee Hector declared the dominant display "ruthless and professional" as her side maintained their lead at the top of the FA Women's National League Southern Premier Division, with their goal difference now far superior to their rivals'.

Hector said: ""It was a clincial, ruthless and professional performance," she said.

"I spoke to the team about being consistent in our approach and not forcing things.

"I wasn't over the moon with the first 15 or 20 minutes but as soon as we got that first goal it was whatever we wanted it to be.

"The quality started to show and some of the goals were outstanding.

"Goal difference is important as the top three teams are so tight, and you never know what can happen."

Watford: McSheffrey (GK), Chandler (C), Hind, Lyon, Kuyken (Carpenter HT), Rossiter, Wilson (Ayisi 79), Haines (McLean 62), Paul (Georgiou HT), Perry, Fyfe (Whitelock 62).

Unused subs: Filbey, Skyers