Watford's play-off hopes are still alive after a 3-1 win over Wrexham at Vicarage Road. Ed Still's side made a bright start with Giorgi Chakvetadze curling an early effort off the crossbar. The breakthrough came 18 minutes in when Chakvetadze picked out Marc Bola with a lovely back-heel, and the defender's drive deflected off Max Cleworth and past Arthur Okonkwo. Watford doubled its lead with a stunning goal 20 minutes later as Edo Kayembe bent his effort from the edge of the 18-yard box past Okonkwo. Wrexham made up for a lacklustre first half when Cleworth nodded Oliver Rathbone's corner into the net just four minutes after the break. Watford got its third in the 94th minute; after Bola rattled the crossbar, Edoardo Bove was on hand to prod it into the empty net for his first Watford goal. The win was a significant boost to Watford's play-off chances, and Ed Still will be pleased with his side's performance. Watford's dominance was clear, with the team creating several chances throughout the game. The win also dented Wrexham's play-off hopes, and they will need to regroup and focus on their next game. Watford's next match will be crucial in determining their play-off fate, and they will need to maintain their current form to achieve their goal.