Watford are the 92's comeback specialists | OneFootball

Watford fans have certainly had to wait to see their side win on the road, but the Hornets finally secured a first away Championship success of the season last weekend - and the they have a habit of winning games in which they fall behind. 

Trailing 2-0 at the break to Derby - who entered the clash having won five league games in a row - Watford roared back after the interval to bag all three points courtesy of Luca Kjerrumgaard's strike and a late double from Edo Kayembe. 

The Hornets have now won 14 points from losing positions this term, two more than any other team in the top four divisions of English football. 

It's an impressive stat, particularly given that only six teams all season have managed to hit double digits for league points won after trailing in games.

Colchester (12) and Fleetwood (11) have been particularly resilient in League Two, while Premier League Brighton, Championship leaders Coventry and League One duo Cardiff and Stevenage have all won 10 points apiece from games in which they were staring down the barrel of defeat.