Norwich City climbed out of the Premier League relegation zone for the first time this season with a 3-0 win at Watford on Friday night thanks to Josh Sargent's incredible first two goals in the topflight, and a Juraj Kucka own goal.
Dean Smith made one enforced change to the side that beat Everton 2-1 last weekend, Angus Gunn coming in for the injured Tim Krul.
City began the first-half looking more likely to take the lead, Adam Idah winning a foul just outside the 18-yard box for Milot Rashica to shoot at Watford's wall in the second minute.
The Kosovan went closer with Norwich's next attempt, curling just high and wide of the top right corner after being teed up on the edge of the area by Josh Sargent.
Tom Cleverley had Watford's first shot in the 19th minute, which was deflected wide for a corner.
Midway through the first-half, Smith was forced into making his first substitution, Kenny McLean coming on for the injured Jacob Sorensen.
Watford grew into the game as the first half continued, Samir heading straight at Gunn after Kiko Femenia's cross was headed behind by Ben Gibson.
Mike Dean wasn't happy with a couple of challenges, awarding yellow cards to Emmanuel Dennis and McLean for fouls on Pierre Lees-Melou and Cleverley respectively.
In stoppage time at the end of the first half, Joao Pedro found space in a dangerous area but poked the ball softly towards Gunn with Joshua King in space on his left.
Then, King's cross for Moussa Sissoko was cushioned well wide of the post as the sides went into the half-time break goalless.
At the start of the second half, Sissoko set the ball up for Pedro to fire over on his left foot, before City took the lead in amazing fashion.
McLean won the ball high up the pitch and played it forward for Teemu Pukki to chase. He nicked it off Femenia and crossed into the box, before Sargent produced a moment of magic to flick the ball with the back of his right heel onto the underside of the crossbar and over the line.
VAR checked for a foul on Femenia but nothing was given and Sargent was awarded his first Premier League goal with his distinct strike.
The game was then paused for a lengthy period during the second half due to pitch lighting issues at Vicarage Road.
Sargent picked up where we left off when the game resumed, heading into the bottom left corner from Rashica's beautiful cross to give City a 2-0 lead.
For Watford, it went from bad to worse as Dennis received his brace of yellow cards for a foul on Max Aarons to get sent off and reduce his side to ten men.
Then, there was chaos in City's penalty area that led to Cucho Hernandez having a good chance to reduce the arrears, but he shot straight at Gunn.
Watford went close again shortly after, Pedro curling just over the bar before Sam Byram replaced Pukki with City going more defensive the 86th minute.
Sissoko had the ball in the net in the 90th minute, but the flag was raised for offside before 15 minutes of stoppage time were added on, in no small part due to the aforemention pitch lighting issue.
In the second of those 15 minutes, Idah's cross was put into the back of the net by Kucka, in similar fashion to Michael Keane's own goal last weekend, to put Norwich 3-0 up.
In the eighth minute of stoppage time, Hernandez hit the crossbar from distance.
Watford XI: Bachmann, Femenia (Kucka 89'), Kabasele, Samir, Kamara (Sema 84'), Sissoko, Kayembe, Cleverley (Hernandez 59'), Dennis, King, Pedro
Subs not used: Elliot, Ngakia, Fletcher, Tufan, Sierrelta, Morris
Goals:
Bookings: Dennis (36', 78')
Norwich City XI: Gunn, Aarons, Hanley, Gibson, Williams, Sorensen (McLean 21'), Lees-Melou, Sargent, Rashica (Placheta 90+5'), Pukki (Byram 86'), Idah
Subs not used: McGovern, Kabak, Giannoulis, Dowell, Tzolis, Rowe
Goals: Sargent (51', 74'), Kucka OG' (90+2')
Bookings: McLean (38')
HT: 0-0
Referee: Mike Dean
Venue: Vicarage Road