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RECAP ON THE GAME “I’m pleased to get through. I thought it would be a difficult game. I thought Ebbsfleet would be good and lift their game against us. They have experience in their side. They did very well against us. They made it difficult for us.” “We got the first goal, which was the key one. In the secondhalf we got into some very good positions, but we couldn’t put the game away. We won the ball back a number of times in their half, but the finishing wasn’t quite there.” “We had enough of the ball up and around their box to be a little bit more incisive and put the game away. It wasn’t easy, I never thought it would be. It could have been a banana skin. The players did well to earn a clean sheet. We did limit them.”

The O’s earned a second round clash against Tranmere Rovers in The FA Cup, after beating National League South side Ebbsfleet United 1-0.

AARON DRINAN “He’s a big threat. He was good against Ebbsfleet. He showed pace and mobility. I thought his combination play with Harry Smith was very good. Harry will be frustrated he didn’t score at the weekend. Chances are still coming for him – he would of wanted to have put the game away with his header in the second-half.”

Aaron Drinan scored the only goal of the game, latching onto Shad Ogie’s perfect through ball, before firing past the goalkeeper.

“Aaron is improving all the time. We have good options up front. We have Sotiriou, Smyth and Omotoye. They all have to keep improving.” CLEAN SHEET “We had to earn it. They had some good breaks, it was an open game. We were incisive. As a team there’s great spirit among us. We had to show that when defending a couple of late set pieces.” CRAIG CLAY AT CENTRE-BACK “Alex Mitchell wasn’t available for us in The FA Cup. Craig slotted in at the right of a back three. He’s played right-back for us this season, so I thought he would be able to slot in. He’s a reliable type of player and he never lets you down. He didn’t let us down on Saturday. The decision meant I had to make a minimal amount of changes – which is what I wanted.” PAPA JOHN’S TROPHY “We want to win all of the time. We will rotate the side. We play Rochdale on Saturday, which is an important game. Tonight is important too – we want to win. We want to get through and have a home draw.” “Charlton will be strong though. They’re the sort of side that will have two elevens. It will be a very good test for us. We have to match them. We have people who need games and they will get a chance tonight.”

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MATCH SUMMARY The O’s progressed to the second round of The FA Cup for the first time in five years, thanks to Aaron Drinan’s neat finish in the first-half.

DRINAN FIRED THE O’S INTO THE HAT FOR THE SECOND ROUND

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TONIGHT’S OPPOSITION

CHARLTON ATHLETIC NICKNAME: THE ADDICKS . GROUND: THE VALLEY . SKY BET LEAGUE ONE

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JOHNNIE JACKSON

CHARLTON ATHELTIC 4 HAVANT & WATERLOOVILLE 0

Jackson is currently caretaking the squad after the recent sacking of Nigel Adkins, following a poor start to their League One campaign.

The Addicks left it late to break down National League South side Havant & Waterlooville in the FA Cup first round. The non-league side put in a defensively sound performance against the League One side until the 71st minute where the pressure finally told. Josh Davison opened the scoring before Jayden Stockley’s penalty doubled the host’s advantage. Stockley got his second on the 85th minute mark and five minutes later Mason Burstow finished the scoring to secure Charlton’s place in the second round.

Since the 39-year-old took over as caretaker boss he has turned the Addicks fortunes around with his side winning three and drawing one in his four games in charge. Jackson made 279 appearances as a player for Charlton over an eight year spell, scoring 55 goals. This is the former midfielder’s first taste of management apart from a single game as caretaker for Charlton in March.

Starting XI: Henderson, Clare, Elerewe, Famewo, Souare, Blackett-Taylor, Arter, Morgan, Kirk, Stockley, Davison

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Stockley impressed on loan last season scoring eight goals in 22 appearances. Since joining permanently, the 28-year-old has already scored eight goals in all competitions.

Leko, a winger on loan from Birmingham City, has already scored two goals and got three assists for the Addicks this season.

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ANTONY PAPADOPOULOS

IN THE SUMMER, ANTONY PAPADOPOULOS SIGNED HIS FIRST PROFESSIONAL CONTRACT WITH ORIENT. THE MIDFIELDER HAS STARTED BOTH OF THE O’S PAPA JOHN’S TROPHY FIXTURES THIS SEASON, AND IS LOOKING FORWARD TO MAKING MORE FIRST TEAM APPEARANCES. “It’s really good. I was with the first team a lot last year. The competitive nature of training isn’t new to me. Playing games, I’ve already made two appearances, has been really good. I just want to kick on, score more goals and add a few more appearances in all competitions.”

The O’s squad has a number of experienced players for academy graduates to look up to. “It’s very much a group collective. We have a close knit group. Everyone helps out. Adam Thompson gives me advice whenever he can. I have experienced players ahead of me. Look at Darren Pratley, there’s no one better to look up to.” “He’s played at the highest level. That’s where I aspire to be. So in training, I look up to Darren Pratley.” Papadopoulos scored on his O’s debut – smashing home from the edge of the area to fire the O’s to a 1-0 win against Southampton U21. “I’m raring to go. Some people don’t like this competition, but it’s good for young players like me. It’s a chance to get minutes. I was buzzing to score on my debut. I want to get more goals.”

The O’s face League One side Charlton Athletic tonight in the battle for top spot. “The Gaffer wants a team that always sets out to win. It doesn’t matter who is out there, we have a strong enough squad. Everyone is quite versatile. It will be a close game. We’re both tied on six points, but we want that home tie in the next round.” Following Orient’s win against Ebbsfleet United, the Gaffer confirmed there would be opportunities for people tonight, and Antony is keen to give Jackett something to think about. “It’s a chance for us younger lads to give the Gaffer a headache when ever he has to pick the team, or get in the back of his mind when he is making a sub. There’s training, but there’s nothing better than being able to show off what we can do in games. For players like myself, the cup gives me a chance to play in a competitive match and make a professional appearance. A win would see Orient top the group and secure a home tie in the next round of the competition. Orient have won their last two matches and another victory would help build confidence in the group.

Who do you support? I’m an Arsenal fan! Favourite all-time player? Either Henry or Bergkamp. What boots do you wear? Phantoms! My first pair of boots were Nike Total 90’s What was your fave subject at school? P.E. I can’t say that? Oh well, history!

“It’s all about confidence. A good performance tonight will help us going into the match on Saturday against Rochdale, The FA Cup and the next round of the Papa John’s Trophy.” “If we can make it three out of three, we will go into the next round buzzing. It doesn’t matter what competition it is, even friendlies, you go out to win. It always leads to better things.”

What would you be if you weren’t a footballer? I would probably focus on something to do with social media, and maybe even streaming. Twitch is pretty hard to get going though! Favourite Playstation game? Right now, I’m playing Vanguard, the new Call of Duty. I’ve already Prestiged! Film/TV show you’d recommend? The TV show I would recommend is Power! A film. The Equalizer – Denzel Washington. Favourite holiday destination? Cyprus! If you could time travel, where would you go? I would go back to the 90’s. I just love the fashion and the music! Three dream dinner guests… Cristiano Ronaldo, Tupac and David Goggins. I’d probably make them lasagne!

ACADEMY THE CUP RUN BEGINS!

The O’s put in a dominant 3-1 win in the first round of the FA Youth Cup against Leatherhead, which saw a goal from Leatherhead’s striker and Orient’s goals came from Clements, Charlie Pegrum and Smith-Kouassi. Orient applied a lot of pressure early on with Charlie Pegrum playing a lovely back heel pass into the feet of Nkrumah, but his shot was deflected wide and out for a corner. Despite Orient’s dominance, Leatherhead found the breakthrough in the 30th minute, as a ball from the right wing found its way to their striker at the back post, who headed it back across goal beating Phillips. The O’s didn’t stop plugging away as they found the equaliser eight minutes later. A powerful run from Nkrumah driving into the left side found Clements in space. His initial effort was miss kicked but the second effort found the bottom left corner. This concluded the end of the first-half, which saw both teams going into the break deadlocked. Minutes into the second-half, Orient took the lead after Smith-Kouassi shrugged off his defender before unleashing a powerful shot towards the keeper.Too hot to handle for the

keeper, he spilled the ball and Charlie Pegrum was alert to the situation and tapped it in. The corner resulting from the deflection saw Apat win the header falling to the feet of Nkrumah, but his shot was denied from close range by the keeper. Minutes later, a oneon-one saw SmithKouassi go around the keeper seeing an opening towards goal his shot was blocked by an onrushing defender. The attack was still alive as Obeiro had an effort on goal, but his effort was also blocked. A scare for Orient, as Leatherhead drove into the box and was supposedly

taken down according to the not so happy home fans. The referee didn’t see nothing wrong and waved play on, much to the dissatisfaction of the home fans. Smith-Kouassi got his goal after Nkrumah absolutely bullied his defender shrugging him off the pitch. He fizzed the ball into the box and a well-placed Smith-Kouassi put the ball into the back of the net. Any thoughts of an upset were gone as Orient dealt the final blow. Leyton Orient: Phillips, Kwatchey, Sodje, Harvest, Apat, Obeiro, Tanga, Clements, SmithKouassi, Nkrumah, Charlie Pegrum Subs: Reggie Pegrum, Eaton, Avgoustidis, Davies, Ojo

CONTRIBUTOR KYNAN FOSTER

SEAN CAMPBELL Can you just tell us a little bit about your footballing background and when you joined Leyton Orient? “I started playing football in secondary school, I started playing for a grassroots side, I was there for about around a year. I had trials at Fulham and Millwall, got signed by Millwall and was there for another two years and I left at the start of the U16s and signed for Orient and I’ve been here since.” What position do you play, and what made you want to play there? “I’m a goalkeeper and I’ve always been attracted to goalkeepers when I was young watching them make saves on TV. It used to be really magical, and it was always something I wanted to do.” If you had to compare yourself to a player in your position that best resembles your playing style, who would it be and why? “Andre Onana, were both quite powerful, I’m also confident on the football, not as good as he is,

but yeah I’m confident on the football. I back myself.” What would you say is your best attribute? “I would say my resilience, I’ve been through a lot especially this last year and to just keep going, keep pushing, I think that’s a really strong attribute.” Do you have any goals that you want to achieve with your time at Leyton Orient? “To get a pro contract obviously, but if not here somewhere else but just to be able to get a pro contract that’s what everyone aspires for in football. I think a more immediate one would be to just get game time because it’s something I haven’t got in the last year and a bit. It would be good to get a good run of games in.” What were your first pair of football boots? “I can remember what they were called, but they were a pair of Umbro boots. They were really old Umbro boots. They were white, blue

and red. They were alright, they lasted me a while, they are probably my longest lasting football boots.” What football team do you support? And who’s your favourite player? “Manchester United and David De Gea.” What is your favourite food? “I would say Jollof rice.” What sort of music do you listen to? “I listen to everything, French, afrobeats, RnB, Hip Hop, rap anything.” What is your favourite song to listen to before a game? “I’ve got two ‘Dreams’ by The Game and ‘Dreams and Nightmares’ by Meek Mill.” Who inspires you as a young person? “My dad, he’s been there for everything so far, so anything I can do to repay his confidence in me.” What’s your all-time favourite TV show and film? “Best TV show is Grey’s Anatomy, it’s like a doctor show and it’s really good. Best film I will have to go for Rush Hour 3.”

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For the first ten minutes the two sides were equally matched but as the game progressed it became a much rougher game than Orient have been used to. The O’s ultimately failed to get to grips with a more physical approach and this proved to be their downfall. Playing as more of an attacking midfielder this match, Almeida hit what looked to be Orient’s first shot on target after being awarded a free kick in the 11th minute, but the windy conditions changed the curve of the forceful strike and lifted it over the bar. Another promising opportunity was passed up moments later when, after some fine set up play from Almeida and Copeland on the left wing, Malik failed to get a enough power on a shot. Impact’s goalie got a firm hand on the ball to push it out to safety.

It proved to be a short-lived let off though as Orient’s resolve was broken four minutes later when a firm right footed strike gave Durojaiye no chance and gave the hosts a deserved halftime lead. Although Orient were entitled to be annoyed when the ref blew early in the 44th minute. Half-time rethink from coaches Chris Bright and Harry Schrattmeier saw El-Mouden and Corradi off for Harrow and Ellison to get their chances on the pitch. With the O’s already rattled, three shots from Impact in the first 5 of the second half didn’t help calm their nerves. However, Durojaiye remained unfazed and made a great fingertip save on Impact’s third to help keep Orient in the game.

In the 19th minute the home side nearly took the lead after a dangerous goalmouth scramble but O’s keeper, Durojaiye, saved her side by bravely gathering the loose ball and taking a couple of blows at the feet of the opposition.

A couple minutes later we saw another substitution, Giulia Livi coming on for Tara Copeland. The change seemed to give Orient renewed belief and, in the 55th minute, somewhat against the run of play the O’s equalised. Malik found time and space to pass to Williams, who calmly found the back of the net.

There was no respite for Orient and in the 25th minute only a last second intervention from O’s defender, El-Mouden, prevented a goal scoring opportunity after a sweeping move from Impact.

Williams’ goal spurred the O’s on and for the next quarter of an hour they raised the tempo of the game and began to match the opponent’s tough tackling approach, but Impact FC showed exactly why they are

top of the league and prevented Orient from adding to their equaliser. Despite a much-improved second half performance Orient were undone by two quick Impact goals. The first, in the 70th minute, was a firm right-footed strike from the edge of the area that Durojaiye got her fingertips to but couldn’t prevent it nestling in the top left hand corner of the net. Just seven minutes later the Orient keeper was beaten again when the Impact centre forward, riding challenges from Ibrahim and Worsfold, broke through the Orient back line before slotting the ball in the corner of the goal. With the O’s tiring, Almeida’s chipped shot in the 81st inched over the bar and only added to the team’s frustration. The last shot of the match came from Jess Hillsden after the O’s won a free kick in a dangerous area – just outside the box but still central. Hillsden, known for her powerful strikes, cleared the Impact wall but was disappointed when the shot did not dip quite enough and inched over the bar. The whistle blew on an exhausting match, and despite their efforts, the O’s came out defeated but with a good performance nonetheless.

CONTRIBUTOR EMILY FORD

JESS MUSK LILIANA ALMEIDA OUR FIRST SIGNING FROM THE WRITTLE COLLEGE PROGRAMME What position do you play? “Striker.” And what kind of striker are you? “A good one.” What are your key skills as a footballer? “I think I’m quite good at longrange shooting and heading. I’m quite good with my left – but I’m not left-footed.”

pass, and then it just went into the bottom corner! And then the second one was a header, which was from Tara [Copeland], across, far post. And then the last one, again was from Tara, and she just passed it across the box, and just first time, into the back of the net.”

You’re probably one of the few players in Leyton Orient history to sign having scored a hat-trick. Do you want to tell us about the hat-trick, talk us through the goals? “The first one was not very good, it was meant to be a

What are your aims for the season? “Top goal scorer, that’s the target.” Tell us a bit about you coming into the college programme, and then into the first team for Orient. “I only joined the college programme because of by friend Isabelle, she went to the college and she told me about it. So, I was like – it’s football, and I don’t want to go to sixth form, so I’ll just go to college. It was good, weird, but nice – it was a change and something different. That was a shock – having to train three days a week, it was a lot.” Are you local to Orient at all? “No, I’m from Chelmsford, Essex, quite far – but it’s not too bad on the train.” You must be excited to come to a club like Leyton Orient? “From playing with unorganised coaching to coming to Orient with great coaching and players - is a surreal feeling.” “Playing for Orient is an amazing experience.” “Walking the halls of the stadium is an overwhelming feeling.”

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CLUB STORE/TICKET OFFICE FESTIVE OPENING HOURS • Thursday 23rd December – Open 10am-1pm • Friday 24th December – Closed • Monday 27th December – Bank Holiday – Closed • Tuesday 28th December – Bank Holiday – Closed • Wednesday 29th December – Newport County (H) 7.45pm kick-off – Open from 10am • Thursday 30th December – Open 10am-3pm • Friday 31st December – Closed • Saturday 1st January – Bristol Rovers (H) 3pm kick-off – Open from 12pm • Sunday 2nd January – Closed • Monday 3rd January – Bank Holiday – Closed • Tuesday 4th January – Open as usual EXTENDED OPENING HOURS Thursday 15th December – The Club Shop will be open between 10am-7.30pm to allow for fans to make last minute Christmas purchases.

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ON SOCIALS It is with sadness that the Supporters Club has to announce the passing last Friday of long serving committee member Mike Childs, aged 84. Mike had been suffering for a number of years from a recurring illness and for the past year was being cared for at Alliston House Care Home in Walthamstow.

Hector Kyprianou: Through to the next round! Proud to have made my 50th appearance for the club.

Mike was a well loved character and good friend to many at the O’s and played a huge part in the development of the Supporters Club over the forty years that he served on the committee. He was the instigator of the introduction of real ale into the club in the 1990’s which led to the club winning numerous awards. Mike’s work for the club where he spent so many hours preparing the club bar and for many years the other bars that the Supporters Club formerly ran, together with his good humour and loyalty will always be remembered and appreciated by his fellow committee colleagues and the numerous O’s fans who knew Mike over the years.

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Mike was in and around the stadium on almost a daily basis, working at the Supporters Club but also lending a helping hand to anyone at the football club who needed it. He was devoted servant to the Supporters Club and to Leyton Orient FC and will be sadly missed. Funeral details will be announced shortly. Rest in Peace Mike. Harry Smith: A tough game and certainly not the best of performances but in that beautiful little velvet bag we go.

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Tickets for the O’s trip to Scunthorpe are on sale to Season Card Holders at a rate of one per person. Remaining tickets will be put on general sale at 10.30am November 15th.

Adults (21-65yrs) Seniors (65+) U21 U18 U7

Tickets for this fixture will go off sale on Saturday 20th November at 6pm.

MATCHDAY £24 £20 £20 £12 FOC

Disabled supporters pay the rate that applies and a carer goes free if needed.

Ticket prices are as below:

Adults (21-65yrs) Seniors (65+) U21/Student U18 U12 (with a paying adult)

ADVANCE £22 £18 £18 £10 FOC

ADVANCE £22 £15 £15 £6 FOC

MATCHDAY £25 £17 £17 £8 FOC

Match day prices are CARD SALES only from Cabin at Northampton.

Disabled supporters pay the rate that applies, and a carer goes free if needed. Wheelchair and carer seats are available directly from Scunthorpe. Subject to availability, supporters can pay on the day by visiting the Ticket Office (in the Easy Buy Stand) or matchday ticket booth (in the corner between the Britcon and East Stands) with payment by card or contactless only. There are NO CASH TURNSTILES.

Orders placed on or after the 24th of November will be kept for collection and any uncollected tickets will be sent to Northampton for collection their end - details of whereabouts will follow via the LOFC Tickets Twitter nearer to the fixture date.

You can purchase tickets for both of these fixtures via onlyoneorient.com or in person at the Club Superstore during the advertised opening hours, which are as follows: • Tuesday 10-3pm • Wednesday 10-3pm • Thursday 10-3pm Whilst tickets are on a sale to Season Card holders only for the time period mentioned, please ensure you log in first in order to view this fixture. If customers experience any issues with purchasing tickets please email tickets@leytonorient.net

Orders placed on or after the 17th of November will be kept for collection and any uncollected tickets will be sent to Scunthorpe for collection their end - details of whereabouts will follow via the LOFC Tickets Twitter nearer to the fixture date.

FULL KIT HOME KIT

FULL KIT

DRINAN

OMOTOYE

FULL KIT

CHRISTINE RAINBIRD

FULL KIT

STEPHEN BLACKMAN

RONNIE LOXDALE

JUNIOR KIT

HOME KIT

AVAILABLE

AWAY KIT

AVAILABLE

HARRISON BARCLAY

JUNIOR KIT

RILEY SHIPTON

JOSHUA ABRAHAMS

AWAY KIT

AVAILABLE

CAROLINE & PAUL BURKINSHAW

AVAILABLE

THEODORE RUMBLE

TYRESE

AARON

AVAILABLE

MITCHELL

JUNIOR KIT

HOME KIT

LOTTE GATWARD

IVOR EPSTEIN

16 ALEX

ARCHIBALD

KEMP

NATHAN HARRISON

15 THEO

DAN

NIGEL, DIANE & DAWN SMITH & LAURA & JOHN WATKINS

JUNIOR KIT

RACHEL MCMILLAN

SMITH

CLAY

JUNIOR KIT

ARLO GLYNN

JUNIOR KIT

FULL KIT

CIARAN DERRY

HARRY

CRAIG

SMYTH FULL KIT

THOMPSON FULL KIT

HAPPE

08 PAUL

AVAILABLE

AWAY KIT

ADAM

JUNIOR KIT

06 DAN

REUBEN DRAPER-WOOD

JUNIOR KIT

EMMA, SOPHIE & TOMOS FLOYD

FULL KIT

AWAY KIT

HOME & OWAY

REILLY

WOOD

JUNIOR KIT

HOME KIT

PETER & PATRICIA DENT

CALLUM

CONNOR

JAMES

JUNIOR KIT

FULL KIT

TYLER SHORT

03 TOM

SARGEANT

JUNIOR KIT

02 SAM

JUNIOR KIT

PLAYER SPONSORSHIP

HOME KIT AWAY KIT

THE UTTING FAMILY

JUNIOR KIT

FULL KIT

LOUISE DERRY

AVAILABLE

RHYS

KYPRIANOU

BYRNE FULL KIT

AVAILABLE

DAISY CHURCH

JUNIOR KIT

HOME KIT

ROSE HAMBLETON

AWAY KIT

OLD PARMITERIANS

LARRY PETERSON

HECTOR

OGIE

JUNIOR KIT

FULL KIT

AVAILABLE

VIGOUROUX

26 SHADRACH

SWEENEY

JUNIOR KIT

FULL KIT

25 JAYDEN

PAPADOPOULOS

JUNIOR KIT

FULL KIT

24 ANTONY

DEXTER & DYLAN MOLE

LAWRENCE

YOUNG

FULL KIT

ALEX BRADLEY

JUNIOR KIT

HOME KIT JUNIOR KIT

AWAY KIT

FULL KIT JUNIOR KIT

OLIVIA & ISABELLE MILLER

22 MATT

SOTIRIOU

BECKLES ANDREW SMITH

21 RUEL

OMAR

PRATLEY

JUNIOR KIT

19 DARREN

JUNIOR KIT

LOFC PICNIC CREW

FULL KIT

JUNIOR KIT

AVAILABLE

FULL KIT

STEPHEN BLACKMAN

JOE

SIMON

GALLEN

AVAILABLE

MARTIN

ROYCE

LING

FULL KIT

KENNY

JACKETT

FULL KIT

DANIEL

NKRUMAH

PETER AND WILF

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FIXTURES & RESULTS 21/22 DATE OPPOSITION AUGUST 2021 Sat 7 Salford City Wed 11 Queens Park Rangers Sat 14 Exeter City Sat 21 Carlisle United Tue 24 Harrogate Town Sat 28 Bradford City SEPTEMBER 2021 Sat 4 Newport County Sat 11 Oldham Athletic Tue 14 Southampton U21s Sat 18 Bristol Rovers Sat 25 Mansfield Town OCTOBER 2021 Sat 2 Port Vale Tue 5 Crawley Town Sat 9 Barrow Sat 16 Walsall Tue 19 Forest Green Rovers Sat 23 Stevenage Sat 30 Hartlepool United NOVEMBER 2021 Sat 6 Ebbsfleet United Tue 9 Charlton Athletic Sat 13 Rochdale Sat 20 Sutton United Tue 23 Scunthorpe United Sat 27 Northampton Town DECEMBER 2021 w/e 4 Tranmere Rovers Tue 7 Swindon Town Sat 11 Crawley Town Sat 18 Tranmere Rovers Sun 26 Colchester United Wed 29 Newport County JANUARY 2022 Sat 1 Bristol Rovers Sat 8 Bradford City Sat 15 Oldham Athletic Sat 22 Port Vale Sat 29 Mansfield Town FEBRUARY 2022 Sat 5 Colchester United Tue 8 Exeter City Sat 12 Salford City Sat 19 Harrogate Town Sat 26 Carlisle United MARCH 2022 Sat 5 Stevenage Sat 12 Hartlepool United Tue 15 Forest Green Rovers Sat 19 Rochdale Sat 26 Barrow APRIL 2022 Sat 2 Walsall Sat 9 Sutton United Fri 15 Scunthorpe United Mon 18 Swindon Town Sat 23 Northampton Town Sat 30 Crawley Town MAY 2022 Sat 7 Tranmere Rovers

COMP

RES

ATT

L2 CC1 L2 L2 L2 L2

1-1 1-1* 3-0 1-1 0-2 2-0

1,968 4,071 4,860 4.597 3,942 4,901

475 tbc 646 259 78 752

10 5 11 11 6

Vigouroux Vigouroux Vigouroux Vigouroux Vigouroux Vigouroux

James James James James James James

Beckles Beckles Beckles Beckles Beckles Beckles

Happe Happe Happe Happe Happe Ogie

A L2 H L2 H PJTG A L2 H L2

2-2 4-0 1-0 3-1 0-0

3,845 5,315 634 6,172 5,252

396 379 tbc 551 347

6 3 2 2

Vigouroux Vigouroux Byrne Vigouroux Vigouroux

James James Mitchell James James

Beckles Beckles Beckles Beckles Beckles

Mitchell Mitchell Happe Mitchell Mitchell

Ogie Happe Sweeney Happe Ogie

A L2 A PJTG A L2 H L2 H L2 A L2 H L2

2-3 4-0 1-1 0-0 1-1 0-0 5-0

5,667 810 3,374 5,826 4,391 3,544 6,233

tbc 106 269 458 161 1,385 673

4 6 7 10 9 6

Vigouroux Byrne Vigouroux Vigouroux Vigouroux Vigouroux Vigouroux

James James Mitchell James James James James

Beckles Ogie Beckles Beckles Beckles Beckles Beckles

Happe Happe Ogie Mitchell Mitchell Mitchell Mitchell

Ogie Sweeney Wood Ogie Ogie Ogie Ogie

3,451

865

Vigouroux

James

Beckles

A H H A H H

H FAC1 1-0 H PJTG 19:00 A L2 15:00 H L2 15:00 A L2 19:45 A L2 15:00

AWAY POS

STARTING XI

H FAC2 TBA H L2 19:45 H L2 15:00 A L2 15:00 A L2 15:00 H L2 19:45 H A A H A

L2 L2 L2 L2 L2

15:00 15:00 15:00 15:00 15:00

H A H A H

L2 L2 L2 L2 L2

15:00 19:45 15:00 15:00 15:00

H A A H H

L2 L2 L2 L2 L2

15:00 15:00 19:45 15:00 15:00

A A H A H A

L2 L2 L2 L2 L2 L2

15:00 15:00 15:00 15:00 15:00 15:00

15:00

*lost 3-5 on penalties

Clay

Wood Wood Wood Sweeney Ogie Wood

Ogie

USED SUBS Kyprianou Kyprianou Kyprianou Kyprianou Kyprianou Kyprianou

Pratley Pratley Pratley Pratley Pratley Pratley

Clay Kemp Kemp Kemp Kemp Clay

Kemp Sotiriou Sotiriou Sotiriou Omotoye Sotiriou

Smyth Archibald Archibald Archibald Archibald Archibald

Drinan Drinan Drinan Drinan Smith Smith

Wood Wood Kyprianou Wood Wood

Pratley Pratley Reilly Pratley Pratley

Clay Clay Kemp Clay Clay

Drinan Drinan Omotoye Drinan Drinan

Archibald Archibald Sotiriou Archibald Archibald

Smith2 Smith Papadopoulos Smith Smith

Wood Kyprianou Kyprianou Wood Wood Archibald Archibald

Pratley Kemp Pratley Pratley Pratley Pratley Pratley

Kyprianou Clay Clay Kyprianou Kyprianou Kyprianou Clay

Drinan Omotoye Drinan Sotiriou Kemp Kemp Kemp

Archibald Sotiriou2 Archibald Archibald Smyth Sotiriou Drinan3

Smith Papadopoulos Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith

Archibald

Pratley

Kyprianou

Kemp

Drinan

Smith

Archibald, Sweeney, Sotiriou Sweeney, Smith Ogie, Smith , Clay Wood, Sotiriou Omotoye Kemp, Reilly Kyprianou, Sotiriou, Kemp Nkrumah, Tanga Ogie Kyprianou, Sotiriou Smyth, Clay Nkrumah Sotiriou Clay, Smyth , Kemp Sotiriou, Archibald, Clay Clay, Drinan Kyprianou, Reilly

AS IT STANDS WLEY TOWN FC CRA WEST

SSEX

NOLI CEDERE

WEST

SSEX

NOLI CEDERE

P 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15

W 9 8 8 6 7 5 6 6 7 7 6 5 5 5 4 5 4 5 4 3 3 3 2 2

D 4 4 3 8 5 8 5 5 2 2 4 6 5 5 6 3 5 2 4 5 5 3 6 5

L 2 3 4 1 3 2 4 4 6 6 5 4 5 5 5 7 6 8 7 7 7 9 7 8

SATURDAY 23RD OCTOBER Bristol Rovers 1-3 Newport County Carlisle United 0-0 Oldham Athletic Exeter City 2-1 Mansfield Town Forest Green Rovers 3-1 Salford City Hartlepool United 3-2 Harrogate Town Port Vale 3-0 Colchester United Rochdale 3-2 Sutton United Scunthorpe United 2-1 Crawley Town Stevenage 0-0 Leyton Orient Swindon Town 1-3 Bradford City Tranmere Rovers 0-2 Northampton Town Walsall 2-2 Barrow

F 27 27 20 25 22 25 27 25 23 17 11 21 19 19 20 17 12 17 16 14 11 11 11 11

A 13 15 11 15 15 12 20 18 18 20 10 18 19 19 20 23 19 25 17 20 26 22 24 29

FIXTURES

WLEY TOWN FC CRA

Forest Green Rovers Port Vale Northampton Town Exeter City Swindon Town Leyton Orient Harrogate Town Newport County Sutton United Hartlepool United Tranmere Rovers Bradford City Rochdale Walsall Barrow Bristol Rovers Colchester United Crawley Town Salford City Mansfield Town Stevenage Oldham Athletic Carlisle United Scunthorpe United

RESULTS

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24

TUESDAY 26TH OCTOBER Colchester United 1-3 Sutton United

GD 14 12 9 10 7 13 7 7 5 -3 1 3 0 0 0 -6 -7 -8 -1 -6 -15 -11 -13 -18

P TS 31 28 27 26 26 23 23 23 23 23 22 21 20 20 18 18 17 17 16 14 14 12 12 11

W W L D W L W W W L W W L D W L L L W L W L L L

F ORM L W L W L W D D W D D D W L D D W L W L W W D D L D W D D L W D W D W L L W D L D L D W L L L L

GUIDE D W D W W W W W W L D D D L D W L W W W D L L W D W W D D D D L L L L L D L D L L D L D D D D W

FRIDAY 12TH NOVEMBER Hartlepool United v Newport County SATURDAY 13TH NOVEMBER Bristol Rovers v Northampton Town Carlisle United v Barrow Exeter City v Oldham Athletic Port Vale v Bradford City Rochdale v Leyton Orient Scunthorpe United v Salford City Stevenage v Mansfield Town Swindon Town v Crawley Town Tranmere Rovers v Sutton United Walsall v Harrogate Town FRIDAY 19TH NOVEMBER Bristol Rovers v Tranmere Rovers

SATURDAY 30TH OCTOBER Barrow 1-2 Rochdale Bradford City 1-1 Forest Green Rovers Colchester United 2-1 Scunthorpe United Crawley Town 1-4 Port Vale Harrogate Town 0-1 Bristol Rovers Leyton Orient 5-0 Hartlepool United Mansfield Town 2-0 Tranmere Rovers Newport County 5-0 Stevenage Northampton Town 3-0 Carlisle United Oldham Athletic 1-3 Swindon Town Salford City 1-2 Exeter City Sutton United 0-1 Walsall

SATURDAY 20TH NOVEMBER Barrow v Crawley Town Bradford City v Northampton Town Exeter City v Carlisle United Harrogate Town v Salford City Hartlepool United v Forest Green Rovers Leyton Orient v Sutton United Mansfield Town v Scunthorpe United Newport County v Swindon Town Oldham Athletic v Port Vale Stevenage v Colchester United Walsall v Rochdale

D W W W W W L W L L L D W W L W W L L W L L L L

LEYTON ORIENT ROLL-CALL TOP GOALSCORERS

AARON DRINAN

MOST ASSISTS

HARRY SMITH

RUEL SOTIRIOU

AARON DRINAN

2021/22 SEASON APPEARANCES

THEO ARCHIBALD

TOM JAMES

LEYTON ORIENT CAREER GOALS

APPEARANCES

GOALS

LEAGUE

CUP

TOTAL

LEAGUE

CUP

TOTAL

LEAGUE

CUP

TOTAL

LEAGUE

CUP

TOTAL

1 Sam Sargeant

2 Tom James

3 Connor Wood

11(1)

4 Callum Reilly

(2)

5 Dan Happe

127

152

6 Adam Thompson

7 Paul Smyth

2(2)

8 Craig Clay

8(5)

173

195

9 Harry Smith

12(2)

10 Dan Kemp

7(3)

11 Theo Archibald

13(2)

15 Alex Mitchell

16 Aaron Drinan

10(1)

17 Tyrese Omotoye

1(1)

0 0

18 Darren Pratley

19 Omar Beckles

20 Ruel Sotiriou

5(5)

21 Matt Young

22 Lawrence Vigouroux

23 Antony Papadopolous

1(2)

0 0

24 Jayden Sweeney 25 Shad Ogie

10(2)

26 Hector Kyprianou

10(3)

27 Rhys Byrne

28 Dan Nkrumah

(2)

29 Zech Obiero

30 Jephte Tanga

(1)

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MATCH OFFICIALS REFEREE: Sam Purkiss

LEYTON ORIENT MANAGER Kenny Jackett 01 Sam SARGEANT

ASSISTANTS: Stuart Butler Paul Lister FOURTH OFFICIAL: Lisa Benn

CHARLTON ATHLETIC CARETAKER MANAGER Johnnie Jackson 01 Craig MacGILLIVRAY

02 Tom JAMES

02 Chris GUNTER

03 Connor WOOD

03 Ben PURRINGTON

04 Callum REILLY

04 George DOBSON

05 Dan HAPPE 06 Adam THOMPSON 07 Paul SMYTH 08 Craig CLAY

UPCOMING FIXTURES

05 Akin FAMEWO 06 Jason PEARCE (C) 07 Diallang JAIYESIMI 08 Jake FORSTER-CASKEY

09 Harry SMITH

09 Jayden STOCKLEY

10 Dan KEMP

10 Albie MORGAN

11 Theo ARCHIBALD 15 Alex MITCHELL 16 Aaron DRINAN

ROCHDALE (A) Saturday 13th November Kick-off: 3.00pm

11 Alex GILBEY 14 Conor WASHINGTON 15 Sam LAVELLE

17 Tyrese OMOTOYE

16 Adam MATTHEWS

18 Darren PRATLEY (C)

17 Elliot LEE

19 Omar BECKLES 20 Ruel SOTIRIOU 21 Matt YOUNG 22 Lawrence VIGOUROUX

18 Jonathan LEKO SUTTON UNITED (H) Saturday 20th November Kick-off: 3.00pm

20 Charlie KIRK 22 Harry ARTER 23 Corey BLACKETT-TAYLOR

23 Antony PAPADOPOULOS

24 Ryan INNISS

24 Jayden SWEENEY

25 Josh DAVISON

25 Shadrach OGIE 26 Hector KYPRIANOU 27 Rhys BYRNE 28 Daniel NKRUMAH

26 Ben WATSON SCUNTHORPE UNITED (A) Tuesday 23rd November Kick-off: 7.45pm

27 Pape SOUARÉ 28 Sean CLARE 30 Stephen HENDERSON

29 Zech OBIERO

31 Nathan HARNESS

30 Jephte TANGA

32 Hady GHANDOUR 34 Wassim AOUACHRIA NORTHAMPTON TOWN (A) Saturday 27th November Kick-off: 3.00pm

36 Charles CLAYDEN 40 Charlie BARKER 48 Mason BURSTOW 50 Deji ELEREWE