Midfielder Edo Kayembe scored his fourth league goal of the season for Watford FC during their EFL Championship encounter with Wrexham AFC, further underlining his growing influence in the team’s midfield.

The Congolese international started the Matchday 36 fixture and played a decisive role in strengthening Watford’s position during the first half of the match.

With the Hornets already leading 1-0, Kayembe doubled the advantage in the 38th minute.

Well positioned inside the area, the midfielder took advantage of the opportunity to score and give his side a more comfortable lead before the interval.

The goal marked his fourth strike of the current Championship campaign, adding another contribution to a season in which he has regularly featured for the club.

Throughout the match against Wrexham, Kayembe remained active in midfield, helping his side control phases of play and maintain balance between attack and defence.

His ability to arrive in advanced positions while still fulfilling his defensive responsibilities has been a key part of Watford’s system this season.

Statistically, the appearance also reflected the trust placed in the player by the coaching staff.

The match represented his 30th appearance in the Championship this season and his 31st outing across all competitions.

Those figures highlight the consistent role he has maintained within the squad during the campaign.

Kayembe’s contributions have not been limited to goals alone. His regular presence in midfield has allowed Watford to maintain stability and intensity during a demanding season in England’s second tier.

As the Championship season enters its final phase, the Congolese midfielder continues to play an important role in Watford’s efforts to secure positive results.

His goal against Wrexham once again illustrated the impact he can have at decisive moments in matches.

With several matches still to be played before the end of the campaign, Kayembe’s performances remain a valuable asset for Watford as the club looks to finish the season strongly.