Nathaniel Chalobah has scored two goals in his last three games to help Watford keep the pressure on league leaders Norwich City.

The Hornets are currently embarking on a remarkable run under Xisco Munoz, winning nine of their last 10 Championship matches.

Chalobah showed excellent footwork to help Watford win 2-1 at Cardiff City last week, with Adam Masina netting a late, late winner.

Yesterday, he headed home the second goal in a 3-0 home win over Birmingham City, to see them stay in second, and move six points clear of Swansea City in third.

Chalobah made his Watford debut as a youngster, but he is the youngest ever goalscorer for the club?

Watford have had a number of young players come through the ranks at Vicarage Road, and they have all made positive impressions in the early stages of his career.

Take a look and see who are the youngest players to have scored for the Hornets...

First on the list is Tommie Hoban, who made 58 appearances for the Hornets before joining Aberdeen.

The 27-year-old did come through the ranks at Arsenal before joining Watford as a youngster in 2009.

In October 2012, after having a brief loan spell at Wealdstone, Hoban scored his first goal for Watford in a 2-1 win over Charlton Athletic at the Valley.

He was aged 18 years, 8 months and 8 days old at that time.

It was the first time Watford secured successive wins under Gianfranco Zola and set them up for a strong season in the second tier.

Blizzard came through the ranks at Watford and scored his first goal for the club back in 2004.

The midfielder scored on his debut in a 2-1 defeat to Norwich City at Carrow Road, scoring a late consolation soon after penning a professional deal.

He was then to have loan spells with the likes of Stockport County and MK Dons, before joining MK permanently in 2007.

When he scored on his debut for Watford, he was 18 years, 7 months and 22 days old and is their ninth youngest-ever goalscorer.

He has now had a career change is an actor.

Sordell featured for Great Britain's football team in the Olympics and earned rave reviews as a youngster.

He joined Watford as a youngster from Fulham, and the striker netted his first goal in only his third appearance for the club after spending the previous year at Wealdstone.

Sordell scored in a League Cup clash with Leeds United, finding a late equaliser before his side were defeated in extra time.

He was 18 years, 6 months and 8 days old at this time.

He then went on to have spells with the likes of Bolton Wanderers, Burnley and Colchester United, and announced his retirement from the game a couple of years ago.

In at number seven is former Watford defender Adam Thompson.

Thompson, who is now playing in League Two for Leyton Orient, came through the ranks at Vicarage Road.

He made his professional debut against Notts County in the League Cup, and that season, he scored in a 2-2 draw with Preston North End which was his first ever goal.

Thompson left Watford for Southend United in 2014 having been unable to cement a place in the side at Watford.

At the time of his goal, he was aged 18 years, 4 months and 18 days old.

Murray is now plying his trade back in the Republic of Ireland for Dundalk, and spent six years at Vicarage Road.

Murray moved to Watford from Evergreen in 2002, and made his debut for the club Queens Park Rangers in 2011.

Murray, after hitting the post against Tottenham Hotspur, scored his first goal in a 3-2 win over Leicester City soon after with a deflected free-kick.

Murray left for Swindon Town in 2016, and at the time of his first goal for the club, he was 15 days younger than Thompson, aged 18 years, 4 months and 3 days old.

A man who needs no introduction.

Young came through the ranks at Watford, making a real name for himself before joining Aston Villa and then Manchester United.

Now at Inter Milan, Young made his debut for Watford in September 2003, scoring in a 3-1 win over Millwall after coming on as a substitute.

He then went on to have a couple of excellent seasons for Watford before Villa paid big money for him in 2007 - more than they have ever paid for a player at the time.

At the time of scoring his first goal for Watford, he was aged 18 years, 2 months and 4 days old.

Sierra Leonean midfielder Bangura came through the ranks at Vicarage Road and comes in at number four on this list.

Bangura made his debut for Watford in a win over Stoke in April 2005 and replacing the injured Gavin Mahon.

Almost a year later, he scored his first goal for the club in a 2-2 draw with Derby County at Vicarage Road.

At the time, he was aged 18 years, 1 month and 8 days old.

Bangura has been without a club for a few years now. His last club was Nuneaton Town, after spells with the likes of Coventry City and St Albans City.

Moving into the top three now and Jenkins comes in at third.

The Watford-born midfielder, now a coach at Oxford City, made his professional debut for the Hornets in August 2008 as they beat Bristol Rovers in the League Cup.

Four months later, he scored his first goal as a professional in a 3-2 defeat to Birmingham City at St. Andrew's.

He then formed a solid partnership with Jack Cork in the middle of the park under the tutelage of Brendan Rodgers.

At the time of his first goal, he was aged 18 years and 27 days old.

The man we mentioned a short while ago isn't the club's youngest ever goalscorer, surprisingly.

Chalobah has been a fantastic servant for Watford, making 122 appearances for the Hornets across all competitions.

He was handed his debut for the club after being sent on loan from Chelsea in 2012, and scored his first goal in a 2-1 win over Wolves.

At that time, he was only 17 years, 11 months and 5 days old.

He later returned to Vicarage Road on a permanent deal in 2017, and is still a key player for Xisco Munoz in their bid for promotion back to the Premier League.

Watford's youngest ever goalscorer is Anthony McNamee.

McNamee came through the ranks at Watford, and was handed his debut for the club by Gianluca Vialli.

His first goal for the club came in the First Division in April 2002, scoring in a 3-2 home defeat to Gillingham.

At that time, he was only 17 years, 9 months and 8 days old.

He had loan spells with the likes of Barnet and Crewe Alexandra before joining Swindon Town on a permanent basis in 2008.

He is now retired, and his last spell came with Woking back in 2004.