Leyton Orient ended a frustrating seven-match home winless run with a 1-0 victory over Stevenage at Brisbane Road. Alex Gilbert's 79th-minute strike secured the three points, the club's first home league win since 21 March.

The result lifts the O's to 10th in the League One table, with 10 points from their opening seven fixtures. The win provides a welcome boost ahead of a trip to face Mansfield Town, who sit 17th, on 26 September.

Assistant manager Paul Terry dedicated the victory to everyone connected with the club. "This is for everyone - the players, the staff, the fans, everyone associated with the club - because we were all together on that one," Terry told reporters after the match.

Gilbert's decisive finish, assisted by Idris El Mizouni, was the highlight of a tight contest. The win follows a mixed run of form, with the team's recent results showing one win, one draw and three defeats.

Leyton Orient now turn their focus to the away fixture at Mansfield.

Assistant manager Paul Terry praised his side's attitude after the 1-0 win over Stevenage. "It was a good win. We dug in, did all the things we needed to do to win the game," Terry said. He highlighted the importance of goalkeeper Nathan Baxter's saves. The club's live data confirms the victory, which leaves Leyton Orient 10th in League One with 10 points from seven games.

Assistant manager Paul Terry highlighted goalkeeper Nathan Baxter's first-half save as a key moment in the 1-0 win over Stevenage. "He made a big save in the first half when we needed it," Terry told the club's media. Baxter pushed away a low shot from Stevenage's Oliver Sanderson after 25 minutes. The win leaves Leyton Orient 10th in League One, with 10 points from seven games.

Assistant manager Paul Terry said the team's goal in the 1-0 win over Stevenage was a collective effort. "Not just the people who were involved, but Sean Clare and Fin Stevens, with his run into the box that dragged the midfielder," Terry told the club's media. The victory, which leaves Leyton Orient 10th in League One with 10 points, was their first at home this season.