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• This is the 50th meeting in all competitions. Watford have won 18 of the previous 49 and Cardiff 20.
• Four goals were scored by the winners in each of last season's meetings in the Championship, which were both won by the club playing at home.
• Cardiff also put four goals past the Hornets when they last won at Vicarage Road in October 2009.
Watford
• 18th placed Watford are on a six-match unbeaten sequence (W2, D4), and are without defeat in five at Vicarage Road, picking up 11 points out of 15 subsequent to Crystal Palace's victorious visit on 15 October.
• The Hornets have won only one Boxing Day fixture in 13 years (2005).
• If selected, Adrian Mariappa will be making his 200th league appearance for Watford, and Lloyd Doyley his 350th appearance in Hornets colours.
Cardiff City
• One point from two games has seen Cardiff lose ground, and drop to fifth place, five points outside the top two.
• But Malky Mackay takes his current side to his former club, looking to stretch their unbeaten away league sequence to six games, having won two and drawn three on the road since their odd goal in seven defeat at Peterborough on 18 October.
• Last year's 2-0 triumph over Coventry was Cardiff's first Boxing Day victory since 1999.