It's one where Dendoncker stepping into midfield from the back three might have helped. All massively in hindsight though, and we don't often go two goals down and have to deal with a team who can just keep us at arm's length.
I have a question about your suggestion, Deutsch. I know you don't like 3-5-2 as a system but is that what you are implying as a way of arresting Watford's control of the midfield? I wouldn't be in favour of starting that way, I think 3-4-3 works so much better. But Neves was often being pulled out of the centre, leaving Moutinho to combat two, sometimes three, Watford mid-fielders and he inevitably became swamped and lost the ball many times. At the time, my thought was (as I watched from afar on TV), why doesn't Nuno go 3-5-2 to stop Moutinho and Neves from being outnumbered and therefore starved of their usual ability to dictate play and create chances. Question: So, is that what you meant, Deutsch? Or is there another way of looking at Dendocker stepping into midfield (a bit like Jon Stones with Citeh) and still keeping the 3-4-3 formation?