Leyton Orient travel to face Bromley in a League One fixture on Tuesday 1 September 2026, with live television coverage available for fans. The match at Hayes Lane kicks off at 7:45pm and will be broadcast on Sky Sports+, as reported by Radio Times.
Where can I watch Bromley vs Leyton Orient?
The match will be shown live on Sky Sports+. This channel is included in standard Sky Sports packages. Subscribers can also stream the action via the Sky Go app. For viewers without a full subscription, the NOW streaming service offers a day pass for £14.99 or a monthly membership for £34.99 to access the coverage. The game will not be broadcast on national radio stations.
What is the current form of both teams?
Leyton Orient head into this fixture sitting sixth in the League One table. They have six points from four games, with two wins and two losses, and a recent form pattern of win-loss-win-loss. The O's have scored nine goals and conceded five, giving them a positive goal difference of four. They are currently four points behind the league leaders, Huddersfield Town.
Bromley began their League One campaign with a win and a draw from their opening two matches. Their form was disrupted by a heavy 7-2 defeat to Sheffield Wednesday. However, the Ravens boast a formidable 27-game unbeaten record on their home turf at Hayes Lane, a streak they will be determined to protect.
Leyton Orient's own start has been inconsistent, with two defeats bookending a victory against Wigan Athletic in the opening weeks. This match presents an opportunity to build momentum ahead of their next fixture, an away trip to face Luton Town on Saturday 5 September. You can track the full schedule on our fixtures page.
What is the wider context for Leyton Orient?
This midweek game is a key test for Richie Wellens's side as they look to solidify their position in the upper half of the table. The team's attacking output has been strong, but consistency will be the target. Following the trip to Bromley, the focus shifts quickly to the weekend clash with Luton, who are currently 14th. Keeping pace in the early standings is vital, and a positive result on Tuesday would provide a solid platform.
Ned, a sports writer at RadioTimes.com, compiled the original broadcast information. He has covered a host of sports from EFL football, international cricket and golf all the way through to bike polo and triathlon. The O's will be aiming to end Bromley's long home unbeaten run and continue their push up the League One table. Their next match is away to Luton Town on 5 September 2026.
