Leyton Orient finally secured their first home league win of the season with a 1-0 victory over Stevenage at Brisbane Road. The result, their first in front of their own fans since 21 March, lifts the O's to 10th place in League One with 10 points from seven games.
Alex Gilbert scored the decisive goal 11 minutes from time, converting an Idris El Mizouni assist to break the deadlock. The 79th-minute strike was enough to end a run of seven matches without a home win and provide a vital three points.
Assistant manager Paul Terry dedicated the win to the club's supporters and everyone associated with Leyton Orient. He acknowledged the performance was not a classic but stressed the importance of the result for the team and the community.
The win follows a mixed run of form for Richie Wellens's side, who had lost three of their previous four league games. The current standings show the O's sitting five points behind leaders Bradford City.
Leyton Orient now prepare for that away fixture at Mansfield, a side they drew 0-0 with in April.
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