Leyton Orient secured a 2-0 win over Oxford United in the Carabao Cup at Brisbane Road, thanks to two late goals from Charlie Wellens' crosses. The win marked a much-needed boost for the club, who are currently 20th in League One with 52 points from 46 games, 14 wins, 10 draws, and 22 losses. The team has struggled in recent form, with a DLLDL record in their last four matches.
What happened?
The match saw a quiet first half, with both teams struggling to create clear-cut chances. However, the second half was a different story, as Leyton Orient found a clinical edge to seal the win. Charlie Wellens, the son of manager Richie, came on after 84 minutes and provided two crosses that led to the winning goals.
Why it matters for Leyton Orient
The win is a much-needed boost for the club, who are currently struggling in League One. With 51 points behind leaders Lincoln, the team needs to pick up points to stay in contention for a promotion spot. The win also marks a positive start to the new season, with the team looking to build on this momentum.
What comes next?
Leyton Orient will look to build on this win as they face Sheffield Wednesday at home on August 15. The team will be hoping to continue their positive form and pick up more points in the league. With a recent form record of 0 wins, 2 draws, and 2 losses, the team will be looking to improve their performance and climb the league table.
The team's goals this season stand at 59 scored, 71 conceded, with a -12 goal difference. The recent form record is DLLDL, with the last result being a 2-2 draw against Burton Albion on May 2. The next fixture is against Sheffield Wednesday at home on August 15.
