US EditionUK EditionScottish SunIrish SunSearchMy Account Robert Calcutt Leyton Orient saw their assistant coach Paul Terry get sent off during their League One clash against Huddersfield Town Paul, the older brother of Chelsea legend John Terry has worked at the east London side since 2022 Terry was on the touchline for Orient's 3-1 win at Huddersfield on Saturday in their bid to finish in the League One play-offs Richie Wellens is normally the head coach but his suspension meant he watched the match in the director's box instead Orient lost another one of their coaching team following a short tussle by their dugout Huddersfield won a throw-in and striker Joe Taylor retrieved the ball to take it but was stopped in his tracks The 46-year-old made his way down the tunnel at the John Smith's Stadium with very little protest towards his dismissal. Orient won all of their last five League One matches to put them in firm contention of finishing in the promotion play-off spots. Dan Agyei got them off to a brilliant start by scoring with two minutes on the clock aheads of an own-goal from Jacob Chapman. but Agyei netted again at the start of the second half Azeem Abdulai scored their fourth and final goal of the afternoon to keep their promotion dreams alive Orient have finished sixth in League One and will face third-placed Stockport County in the play-offs They were playing in the National League as recently as 2019 but have since risen from League Two and into the third tier This season's League One play-offs will also see Wycombe Wanderers take on Charlton Athletic Birmingham City won the title last month before making EFL history by winning the most points of any team in a single season with 108. Their 2-1 draw at Cambridge United on Saturday has therefore taken them to 111, 19 points ahead of second-place Wrexham. The hosts gifted Orient the lead within two minutes as Josh Koroma's mis-hit pass played in Jamie Donley to run unchallenged into the box where a square ball gave Dan Agyei a simple finish Agyei went close to doubling the advantage five minutes later but hit the crossbar with Jacob Chapman well beaten The Huddersfield goalkeeper then made a mess of a deflected cross from Agyei flapping the ball into his own net for 2-0 Koroma pulled one back just before half-time with a looping header into the top corner and Orient then had assistant manager Paul Terry sent off moments later for preventing a quick throw-in Agyei made sure of the result shortly after the break once again applying the finishing touch to a swift and clinical counter-attack substitute Azeem Abdulai converting a close-range header to finish off Ethan Galbraith's cross on the break following a Huddersfield corner Worthington: 'Sums up the season from January' To load Comments you need to enable JavaScript in your browser The BBC is not responsible for any changes that may be made O'Neill at 75 minutesSubstitutesNumber 15 Phillips Match OfficialsReferee: Dean WhitestoneAssistant Referee 1: Paul HodskinsonAssistant Referee 2: Hugh GilroyFourth Official: Jamie O'ConnorMatch StatsKey Scroll LeftScroll RightHuddersfield Town are unbeaten across their last eight league games against Leyton Orient (W5 D3) scoring 2+ goals in the last seven of those matches Leyton Orient have won just two of their 30 away league games against Huddersfield Town (D12 L16) though those two victories have come across their last five visits Huddersfield have won each of their last two final games of a league campaign at home beating Bristol City in 2022 and Reading in 2023 both via 2-0 scorelines On the four occasions this century Leyton Orient have finished a Football League campaign with a match against a side from Yorkshire Tom Iorpenda (Huddersfield Town) right footed shot from the centre of the box is high and wide to the right following a corner Matthew Pearson (Huddersfield Town) header from the centre of the box is blocked Oliver Turton (Huddersfield Town) header from the centre of the box is blocked Rarmani Edmonds-Green (Leyton Orient) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul Josh Koroma (Huddersfield Town) wins a free kick on the left wing Foul by Rarmani Edmonds-Green (Leyton Orient) Fourth official has announced 4 minutes of added time Ben Wiles (Huddersfield Town) right footed shot from outside the box is saved in the bottom left corner Ben Wiles (Huddersfield Town) wins a free kick in the defensive half Lasse Sørensen (Huddersfield Town) wins a free kick in the defensive half Foul by Diallang Jaiyesimi (Leyton Orient) Jamie Donley (Leyton Orient) left footed shot from more than 35 yards is saved in the top centre of the goal Neo Eccleston (Huddersfield Town) header from the centre of the box is saved in the top centre of the goal Check out how to watch Huddersfield v Leyton Orient in the League One Leyton Orient are the form team heading into the League One play-offs – but they still need to secure their place in the top six when they face Huddersfield Orient are in a straight shootout with Reading for the final play-off spot would essentially book their place in the post-season games barring a massive goal swing in favour of Reading RadioTimes.com has rounded up everything you need to know about how to watch Huddersfield v Leyton Orient on TV and online Huddersfield v Leyton Orient will take place on Saturday 3rd May 2025 Check out our live football on TV guide for the latest times and information Huddersfield v Leyton Orient will kick off at 3pm You can watch the game live on Sky Sports Football Sky Sports + will feature more than 1,000 EFL games throughout the season and is included as part of Sky Sports packages Sky Sports customers can live stream the game via the Sky Go app on a variety of devices including most smartphones and tablets as part of their subscription NOW can be streamed through a computer or apps found on most smart TVs In working partnership with the Radio Times, bet365 has provided the following betting odds for this event: bet365 odds: Huddersfield (29/10) Draw (14/5) Leyton Orient (4/5)* Bet £10 & Get £30 in Free Bets for new customers at bet365 Free Bets are paid as Bet Credits and are available for use upon settlement of bets to value of qualifying deposit *Odds subject to change. 18+. 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Holiday brochuresNeed inspiration of where to go next Request a free brochure and start your journey NewsMatchesTeamsTicketsWanderersTVShopCommercialFans Download our app Wycombe Wanderers Learning Download our app 12.30pm)Sky Bet League OneGaughan Group StadiumReferee: Martin Coy 6th-placed Orient take on 3rd-placed Wycombe at a virtually sold-out Gaughan Group Stadium in the lunchtime kick-off in League 1 as Wanderers look to avenge their setback on Easter Monday by keeping alive their automatic promotion hopes A win would take them back into second place ahead of Wrexham's clash with Charlton at 5.30pm but standing in their way are an Orient side who've raced into the top six with four consecutive wins There were 18 places between the two teams after Wycombe eased to a 3-0 victory in the reverse fixture in October and the O's were seven points adrift of the play-off places as recently as mid-March before bursting into life The Chairboys have seen off play-off chasing Huddersfield and Bolton away from home in recent weeks and will carry that confidence into the clash in East London eager to recapture the defensive resilience which had seen them keep five clean sheets in six games prior to the defeat to Charlton last time out with a handful of restricted view seats still available Pre-booked tickets that have not yet been posted or picked up will be taken to Orient for collection Check out the ticket details See how the Blues saw off the O's at Adams Park earlier this season Dan Harvie and Shamal George remain the only confirmed absentees for the Blues Chairboys will play in light and dark blue Martin Coy has shown 88 yellow cards and one red in his 27 games so far this season He's previously been referee for six Wycombe fixtures - four wins two draws and no defeats - most recently the 4-1 victory at Shrewsbury in December Listen live with an annual or monthly subscription in the UK or watch live from overseas with a £10 match pass Orient will face Stockport in the play-offs; Wycombe will play Charlton Birmingham & Wrexham promoted; Shrewsbury League Two: Doncaster seal title with win over Notts County; second placed Port Vale lose to Gillingham Bradford score 96th-minute winner to seal promotion and break Walsall hearts after the Saddlers win against Crewe Walsall will face Chesterfield in the play-offs; AFC Wimbledon will play Notts County as Salford and Grimsby miss out via WhatsApp on 03301231826 or text 81111 (UK only Well done to Leyton Orient on reaching the League One play-offs to Bradford for securing the most dramatic of third places in League Two and also Chesterfield for reaching the play-offs having only been promoted last season You can catch up with everything in both divisions here and we'll see you for the first of the play-offs next Saturday 151Shareclose panelShare pageCopy linkAbout sharing'It's the best day of my career'published at 18:28 British Summer Time 3 May18:28 BST 3 MayFT: Bradford 1-0 Fleetwood Bradford City manager Graham Alexander has been talking to BBC Radio Leeds after a 96th-minute goal won his side promotion from League Two: "I'm overwhelmed at the moment - we've been put through the wringer for the last month "Even this morning I was driving in thinking about the different scenarios and thinking of the worst one and working back and we were on the verge of the worst one "It was going to take something crazy like that - the players never gave up and they haven't all season "It's the best day of my career - you have to work and work for these moments part of a group forever and to do that you have to win and now we are part of this team forever "Hopefully for everyone who was affected by the fire 40 years ago this is some small solace that they can feel proud of their team and their club "It's my twin girls birthday today - last time I played on their birthday was 16 years ago I scored twice for Burnley and everyone has been telling me it's fate - I wish I'd have known that but I'll take it all day long because that's a moment everyone will remember forever." 392Shareclose panelShare pageCopy linkAbout sharingLeague Two play-offs locked inpublished at 18:25 British Summer Time 3 May18:25 BST 3 May#bbcefl The League Two play-off race went down to the wire and here's how the four sides involved can plot their path to Wembley The battle for a place in League One will take place at Wembley on Monday 26 May 100Shareclose panelShare pageCopy linkAbout sharingLeague One play-offs setpublished at 18:17 British Summer Time 3 May18:17 BST 3 May#bbcefl Two matches from Wembley and a crack at the Championship Here's how the play-off semi-finals look in the third tier The Wembley showpiece final will take place on Sunday 25 May 152Shareclose panelShare pageCopy linkAbout sharing'It's hard but it's a dream'published at 18:13 British Summer Time 3 May18:13 BST 3 MayFT: Bradford 1-0 Fleetwood Bradford's chief executive Ryan Sparks speaking to BBC Radio Leeds after promotion to League One: we weren't a million miles away from thinking about the play-offs "It's hard but it's a dream the stats are unbelievable and we're super talented people here "We're going to fight in League One." 235Shareclose panelShare pageCopy linkAbout sharing'It means everything to me'published at 18:03 British Summer Time 3 May18:03 BST 3 MayFT: Port Vale 0-1 Gillingham Darren Moore speaking to BBC Radio Stoke following Port Vale's promotion to League One: I just can't hide the joy I feel for this football club Every manager will tell you they dream of promotion and being successful with their club it shows as a fanbase we are there and we are connected "We've had consistency and great support throughout the season Today has been an outstanding ending to the season I'm so please it's ended with promotion I want to give a personal thank you to those fans out there today "I'm so happy to be back in League One and we will go from there I have a few things I want to organise for next season but today is about celebrating we want to be competing with the likes of those teams." 102Shareclose panelShare pageCopy linkAbout sharing'If anyone deserves it it's Andy Cook'published at 17:59 British Summer Time 3 May17:59 BST 3 MayFT: Bradford 1-0 Fleetwood For years he's been scoring for this side I'm so glad he can enjoy the day today 309Shareclose panelShare pageCopy linkAbout sharing'Everyone at this club deserves it'published at 17:56 British Summer Time 3 May17:56 BST 3 MayFT: Bradford 1-0 Fleetwood Bradford striker Andy Cook speaking to BBC Radio Leeds following their promotion to League One after a 1-0 victory over Fleetwood: "When we won it I couldn't believe it 425Shareclose panelShare pageCopy linkAbout sharing'It was hard to watch from the bench!'published at 17:51 British Summer Time 3 May17:51 BST 3 May#bbcefl Chesterfield striker Will Grigg was the hero for this side this afternoon scoring the winner for the Spirerites at Accrington to clinch the final League Two play-off place "It was a hard watch from the bench in the final 10 minutes but we are really pleased with the result "Scoring from seven yards out is a worldie for me "You try not to focus on anywhere else but you know what is going on Our nervousness came out a bit towards the end "The staff and the gaffer have been unbelievable in keeping us focused all week "There were no wild celebrations because we have three massive games to come and we will do everything we can to get ourselves ready for those "It's been a remarkable couple of seasons and it's a massive credit to the group to put together a run like this at this time of the season." 191Shareclose panelShare pageCopy linkAbout sharing'Everyone will be rocking into the night'published at 17:49 British Summer Time 3 May17:49 BST 3 MayFT: Port Vale 0-1 Gillingham It's been mad in here today but it's been a good kind of mad and I think everyone will be rocking into the night 52Shareclose panelShare pageCopy linkAbout sharing'We'll have a few beers'published at 17:46 British Summer Time 3 May17:46 BST 3 MayFT: Grimsby 0-1 AFC Wimbledon AFC Wimbledon will face Notts County in the League Two play-offs after finishing fifth Wimbledon's assistant boss told BBC Radio London: "As a team we've been through quite a lot of adversity this season with our pitch and falling four games behind "What we have done is stick together as a football club and we get to the scenario today where it's in our own hands - there's been good progression since we've been here and we're enjoying the journey "You enjoy it for about three or four minutes and then people come in and tell you who you're facing in the play-offs so we'll get back on the coach we'll have a few beers and sort out what we'll do next week." 163Shareclose panelShare pageCopy linkAbout sharing'We've got nothing to lose'published at 17:42 British Summer Time 3 May17:42 BST 3 MayFT: Huddersfield 1-4 Leyton Orient Leyton Orient are into the League One play-offs for the first time since since 2014 after a sixth win in a row Boss Richie Wellens has been talking to BBC Radio London: "The result is the most important thing and we made it pretty comfortable in the end when teams press us that high we are dangerous and we've worked on that a lot - our counter-attacking was excellent today and we could have scored one or two more in the first half "In November I was thinking 'let's just stay safe' but when we won at Wrexham (in February) I thought we could get top two - with eight games to go I'd have taken play-offs "We've got nothing to lose." 353Shareclose panelShare pageCopy linkAbout sharing'We've got to dust ourselves off and come out fighting'published at 17:40 British Summer Time 3 May17:40 BST 3 MayFT: Crewe 0-1 Walsall Walsall will face Chesterfield in the League Two play-offs after finishing fourth narrowly missing out on an automatic promotion place by one point Walsall boss Mat Sadler speaking to BBC Radio WM: "My ears were pricked to the crowd the whole game because you know if it carries on 0-0 "I thought the supporters were unbelievable today "I thought they players were fantastic today We showed real resilience and a calmness in the situation that was in front of us "Now we've got to dust ourselves off and come out fighting again." 91Shareclose panelShare pageCopy linkAbout sharingBradford promotedpublished at 17:36 British Summer Time 3 May17:36 BST 3 MayFT: Bradford 1-0 Fleetwood Promotion ends Bradford's six-year spell in League Two and marks their first automatic promotion since 1999 Boss Graham Alexander won the division's manager of the year award at the EFL awards on Sunday after overseeing a great turnaround in their season The West Yorkshire side were 12th on Christmas Day after a 3-0 defeat at Notts County on 21 December but a club-record run of 10 straight home victories set them on their way to an ultimately successful promotion charge so often their Achilles heel in previous seasons Their winning run spell was brought to a surprise end by struggling Tranmere on 15 March but they bounced back in front of their fourth-tier record attendance of 23,381 with a thumping 4-1 win over Colchester the following week With previous runaway table-toppers Walsall floundering the 2-0 home victory over play-off chasing Crewe on Saturday 5 April saw the Bantams end a day on top of a league table for the first time since September 2008 those home successes were their only two victories in a run of 10 games going into the final day as the pressure of a first automatic promotion since 1999 Thankfully for their long-suffering fans they found form just when it mattered most to beat Fleetwood in the final seconds and elated fans streamed on to the pitch as the full-time whistle went They will now hope to carry this momentum into next season and a first third-tier campaign since 2018-19 455Shareclose panelShare pageCopy linkAbout sharingTitle for Doncaster heartbreak for Walsallpublished at 17:27 British Summer Time 3 May17:27 BST 3 May#bbcefl Doncaster sail towards the title with little drama Their 2-1 victory over Notts County sees them holding the trophy on the final day while Chesterfield book their slot in the play-offs as the only contender to take victory They won for only a third time in 21 games and while it seemed like that would be just enough after a dazzling first half to the season Bradford scored in added time with a last-gasp effort to seal promotion the scenes pure chaos as fans invaded the pitch before the final whistle had been set to the referee's lips that is football at its finest - entertainment like no other 483Shareclose panelShare pageCopy linkAbout sharing'They deserve it'published at 17:24 British Summer Time 3 May17:24 BST 3 MayFT: Bradford 1-0 Fleetwood they deserve it with the way they've played 567Shareclose panelShare pageCopy linkAbout sharingThe final League One tablepublished at 17:19 British Summer Time 3 May17:19 BST 3 May#bbcefl confirmation Leyton Orient have secured the final League One play-off spot and will face Stockport County in the semi-finals Having been second for so long this season Wycombe drop to fifth place with a home defeat by Stockport and will meet a Charlton side who beat them 4-0 a fortnight ago Birmingham have lifted the trophy this afternoon with a record 111 points and Wrexham will join them in the Championship next season League One also waves goodbye to Shrewsbury 254Shareclose panelShare pageCopy linkAbout sharing'It's all about creating history'published at 17:15 British Summer Time 3 May17:15 BST 3 MayFT: Bradford 1-0 Fleetwood this isn't just Bradford City's day 10010Shareclose panelShare pageCopy linkAbout sharingLeague Two full-time round-uppublished at 17:09 British Summer Time 3 May17:09 BST 3 May#bbcefl What an incredible end to the League Two season Here's how the results went elsewhere.. Despite their efforts coming back from two goals down Salford couldn't find that all important third goal over Carlisle to push them into the play-offs - their game ended 2-2 Wimbledon did their job to seal a spot in the play-offs as Sam Hutchinson scored the only goal of the game in a victory over Grimsby Chesterfield squeeze themselves into the play-offs following a crucial 1-0 victory over Accrington as Will Grigg's first half goal sealed the win Here's how the remaining League Two fixtures ended: 2513Shareclose panelShare pageCopy linkAbout sharingFULL-TIMEpublished at 17:09 British Summer Time 3 May17:09 BST 3 MayBreakingBradford 1-0 Fleetwood Bradford City have won promotion to League One In chaotic scenes Antoni Sarcevic's late Copyright © 2025 BBC. The BBC is not responsible for the content of external sites. Read about our approach to external linking. Leyton Orient’s official Punjabi Supporters Group taking home the coveted Diversity Award for their outstanding commitment to the British South Asian community The award celebrates and recognises excellence in equality and the Punjabi O’s work to tackle the underrepresentation of British South Asians in football has and continues to be apparent both on and off the pitch highlighting them as an deserving choice for this year’s honour The initiative has achieved the latter through elevating the voices and contributions of South Asian fans with a particular focus on creating an environment that celebrates the rich cultural heritage of the Punjabi community said: “I was shocked to originally hear that we were shortlisted from 72 down to three I don’t even know what to say…I’m speechless “The Club have been absolutely fantastic and I couldn’t ask for better support pre-match meet ups with other South Asian fan groups and the bigger picture is to get more fans of South Asian descent into all stadia as well as strive for better representation on the pitch There’s an end game but there’s a long road ahead The Punjabi O’s reach extends far beyond the small East London borough of Waltham Forest with their work often recognised northward by both football and non-football fans alike “Sometimes I’ll go to events that are outside of the London area and people know of the Punjabi O’s,” explained Arvi “They may not even necessarily know who Leyton Orient are so the Club’s reach is also growing among the South Asian community up and down the country.” the Punjabi O’s work has also directly contributed to raising awareness around the issue of racism in football The group has empowered South Asian football fans by giving them a platform to share their experiences thus breaking down barriers and encouraging more inclusive conversations The TimesWhen the Leyton Orient chairman Nigel Travis sat down for talks with David Gandler about the sale of the club in December he said: “David I’m going to tell you everything I know about this club.” Orient are London’s second-oldest professional team (after Fulham) the club from which 41 players and staff — the Football Battalion — enlisted for the First World War en masse Orient’s trailblazing winger who went on to play for Real Madrid; the club of John “You can bring yer f***ing dinner” Sitton unwitting star of the original football fly-on-the-wall documentary Registered in England No. 894646. Registered office: 1 London Bridge Street, SE1 9GF. Randell Williams scored the only goal of the game and Orient's victory leaves them ahead of seventh-placed Reading on goal difference who could seal the second automatic promotion spot with a victory at home to Charlton on Saturday evening The defining moment of the game came in the 66th minute when Dan Agyei crossed into the danger area and Williams rose to nod the ball down and into the net Fine individual skill by Richard Kone earned him a chance to level but he drove his effort over the crossbar almost doubled Orient's lead when finding himself in a one-on-one with the keeper but his shot across the face of the goal narrowly missed the far post Visiting goalkeeper Will Norris kept his side in the hunt when tipping a shot from Azeem Abdulai over the bar "What I can't do at this stage of the season is be the captain of the ship and lose two games of football" - Wycombe boss Mike Dodds Sadlier Match OfficialsReferee: Martin CoyAssistant Referee 1: Callum GoughAssistant Referee 2: Michael WebbFourth Official: Paul JohnsonMatch StatsKey Scroll LeftScroll RightLeyton Orient have lost four of their last five league games against Wycombe Wanderers (D1) conceding exactly three goals in two of their last three Wycombe Wanderers are unbeaten across their last four away league games against Leyton Orient (W2 D2) since a 2-0 defeat at Brisbane Road in May 2010 Leyton Orient have won 11 of their 22 home league games this season (D4 L7) last winning more in a third-tier campaign back in 2013-14 (13) After losing 4-0 last time out to Charlton Athletic Wycombe will be looking to avoid losing successive matches for the first time since August and the first two matches of this current campaign Ethan Galbraith (Leyton Orient) left footed shot from outside the box is saved in the centre of the goal Azeem Abdulai (Leyton Orient) right footed shot from the right side of the box is saved in the top left corner Dominic Ball replaces Jordan Brown because of an injury Delay in match because of an injury Jordan Brown (Leyton Orient) Fourth official has announced 7 minutes of added time Alex Lowry (Wycombe Wanderers) left footed shot from outside the box is high and wide to the left Xavier Simons (Wycombe Wanderers) right footed shot from outside the box is saved in the centre of the goal Richard Kone (Wycombe Wanderers) wins a free kick in the defensive half Randell Williams (Leyton Orient) left footed shot from the right side of the box is blocked Foul by Cameron Humphreys (Wycombe Wanderers) Darren Pratley (Leyton Orient) wins a free kick in the defensive half Leyton Orient play at Brisbane Road but have ambitions to build a new stadium American consortium GSG LOFC Limited has completed its takeover of Leyton Orient which is fronted by New York-based businessman David Gandler has completed a 100 per cent takeover from Eagle Investments 2017 Limited with Gandler owning 78.55% as the majority shareholder the O's also confirmed that chairman Nigel Travis will continue to hold his position at the club "This is an exciting time for our football club and I am very happy to welcome David to Leyton Orient," Travis told Orient's club website., external "Our new investment will enable us to continue our on-pitch progression whilst also pursuing other projects that will protect the long-term future of Leyton Orient "Our investment search was a considered and thorough process and I am confident that David can help to drive Leyton Orient forwards I will continue to be open and transparent with our loyal and dedicated supporters." Orient reported a loss of £3.7m in their most recent accounts for 2023-34 despite posting record income of £7.7m The O's have been playing at Brisbane Road since 1937 but have been open about their plans to build a new stadium in the near future Gandler is the co-founder and CEO of live streaming service FuboTV He previously owned a 17% stake in French club Paris FC "It is an honour for me to join Leyton Orient At the beginning of this process I quickly became inspired by the club's story and the fighting spirit that it has in it's DNA," Gandler said "I don't intend on being too hands on with the day-to-day running of the club CEO Mark Devlin and his staff have done an incredible job on the business side and I have full confidence in them to keep us progressing." who currently occupy the last play-off spot in the League One table take on Wycombe Wanderers in their final home fixture of the regular season on Saturday at 12:30 BST but will Yamal build legacy to rival Messi 'Calamity keeper' or 'human wall' - which Donnarumma will Arsenal face Premier League reaction & Champions League race latest as Forest draw at Palace The final series of Man Like Mobeen has arrived John Simm stars in the provocative 90s drama Warm-hearted comedy with Ben Miller and Sally Phillips Follow two ambitious river restoration projects Who has made Troy's Premier League team of the week Trailblazer Zhao set to take snooker to 'another level' in China Alexander-Arnold leaves as modern Liverpool great - but fans will feel hurt Zhao beats Williams in historic final - highlights VideoZhao beats Williams in historic final - highlights 'Scheffler and DeChambeau wins further raise US PGA excitement levels' Match-fixing scandal to Crucible champion - fall and rise of Zhao 'We need to take a look at ourselves' - Arsenal stalling at wrong time Palmer's brilliance could be key moment in Chelsea's Champions League quest Europa League 'papering over cracks' for Man Utd - Rooney VideoEuropa League 'papering over cracks' for Man Utd - Rooney Ask Me Anything the new BBC Sport service designed to serve you Bayern's 'James Bond' - how Kane clinched his first trophy Nine bolters with a shot of making the Lions squad How 'absolutely outstanding' Palmer 'destroyed' Liverpool VideoHow 'absolutely outstanding' Palmer 'destroyed' Liverpool Still number one & 'sparring' with Draper - return of Sinner Saints 'punch' favourites Leinster in game for the ages VideoVardy the best £1m ever spent - Shearer Poppy's tears Elton John & Happy Gilmore - McIlroy on Jimmy Fallon show Two opposing views on football's transgender ban deflected cross into his own net for Leyton Orient’s second with no obvious foul visible on the replays Couldn’t get down in time to keep out the fourth Continued on the right of the Town back three which is not the full-back’s favoured position Worked hard to win some headers in the opposition box but couldn’t quite make them pay off Again exposed for pace as Orient repeatedly hit Town on the counter-attack More comfortable when asked to defend balls into the box Pulled out of making a challenge on Charlie Kelman and unable to block Dan Agyei’s finish as Orient scored their third goal We’ll have five conclusions on this game first thing tomorrow morning as well as in our weekly podcast you can sign up for a 7-day free trial to get our full reaction Get 7 day free trial Still don’t love him playing out wide, but needs must we suppose. Got up and down the pitch well and won some useful challenges but couldn’t find a final ball. Played his last game for the club, at least as it stands. Played some lovely balls in the final third, including putting Koroma in to score just before half time. Naturally got a rapturous reception from all corners of the ground upon his arrival and then when he was subbed off midway through the second half. Relatively quiet game as Hogg and Evans took centre stage. Skied a presentable chance from the edge of the box in the second half. Had a slow start to the game at left wing-back and was too easily beaten on the way to Orient’s second goal, but started coming into it a bit more as half time approached and continued that after the break. Would like to see again whether he could have done more to get back on Orient’s many dangerous counter-attacks, and didn’t look great as he stood static while Ethan Galbraith crossed for Orient’s fourth. Had a good game in midfield, despite a lot of mediocrity and poor performances around him. Worked hard off the ball, got things moving forward and tried hard to help the attack by making runs into the box. Just didn’t have enough to play to ahead of him. Looked frustrated after being hit with a few reducers and niggly fouls in the early going. Never really in the game. Gave Leyton Orient an absolute gift early on as he cut out an attempt to counter-attack from a corner, only to bafflingly give the ball to Jamie Donley to race into the box and square for Dan Agyei to open the scoring. Gave the ball away again later in the first half in similar circumstances, but this time got back to win a tackle inside the box. Determined work to atone for his earlier errors, scoring for a fourth game in a row off Hogg’s ball, sparing him a lower mark. Ben Wiles (for Hogg 66) - Didn’t especially make a difference to the run of play. 4 Tom Iorpenda (for Evans 73) - Made his first senior appearance since just before Christmas after a long time out with a back issue. Got back well on Orient’s fourth goal but lost Azeem Abdulai’s run to the back post. n/a Dion Charles (for Taylor 73) - Sent on with the result already well beyond doubt. n/a Unused substitutes: Lee Nicholls, Josh Ruffels, Joe Hodge, Tawanda Chirewa. We want your ratings too! Head here to cast your votes. 1SharePrevious1 CommentCommenting has been turned off for this postTopLatestNo posts Jacob Chapman - 3Nothing he could really do on goals one and three deflected cross into his own net for Leyton Orient\u2019s second with no obvious foul visible on the replays Couldn\u2019t get down in time to keep out the fourth which is not the full-back\u2019s favoured position Worked hard to win some headers in the opposition box but couldn\u2019t quite make them pay off Pulled out of making a challenge on Charlie Kelman and unable to block Dan Agyei\u2019s finish as Orient scored their third goal We\u2019ll have five conclusions on this game first thing tomorrow morning as well as in our weekly podcast Get 7 day free trial Still don\u2019t love him playing out wide, but needs must we suppose. Got up and down the pitch well and won some useful challenges but couldn\u2019t find a final ball. Had a slow start to the game at left wing-back and was too easily beaten on the way to Orient\u2019s second goal, but started coming into it a bit more as half time approached and continued that after the break. Would like to see again whether he could have done more to get back on Orient\u2019s many dangerous counter-attacks, and didn\u2019t look great as he stood static while Ethan Galbraith crossed for Orient\u2019s fourth. Had a good game in midfield, despite a lot of mediocrity and poor performances around him. Worked hard off the ball, got things moving forward and tried hard to help the attack by making runs into the box. Just didn\u2019t have enough to play to ahead of him. Gave Leyton Orient an absolute gift early on as he cut out an attempt to counter-attack from a corner, only to bafflingly give the ball to Jamie Donley to race into the box and square for Dan Agyei to open the scoring. Gave the ball away again later in the first half in similar circumstances, but this time got back to win a tackle inside the box. Determined work to atone for his earlier errors, scoring for a fourth game in a row off Hogg\u2019s ball, sparing him a lower mark. Ben Wiles (for Hogg 66) - Didn\u2019t especially make a difference to the run of play. 4 Tom Iorpenda (for Evans 73) - Made his first senior appearance since just before Christmas after a long time out with a back issue. Got back well on Orient\u2019s fourth goal but lost Azeem Abdulai\u2019s run to the back post. n/a We want your ratings too! Head here to cast your votes. The U's led for a long period after Josh Stokes put them in front only for Charlie Kelman and Jamie Donley to score in the final quarter of the game Orient were denied early on when Jack Stevens made a good low save from Donley's free-kick and they then fell behind after 17 minutes Sullay Kaikai was set free on the left and his deep cross was turned back across by Ryan Loft for Stokes to head home Chances had been scarce for the visitors after conceding but they drew level after 67 minutes Sub Dan Agyei's cross from the right was nodded in by Kelman who scored for the 10th time in nine games Moments after Cambridge sub Shayne Lavery fired just over Donley scored at the other end with a terrific dipping strike from the edge of the box 12 minutes from time Cambridge will be relegated if they fail to win at Burton on Saturday Yellow Card at 83 minutesSubstituteshome team Yellow Card at 83 minutesSubstitutesNumber 29 Phillips Match OfficialsReferee: Anthony BackhouseAssistant Referee 1: Mark DwyerAssistant Referee 2: Darren WilliamsFourth Official: Abigail ByrneMatch StatsKey Scroll LeftScroll RightCambridge united have failed to win any of their last 10 league games against sides from London (D3 L7) since a 1-0 success over AFC Wimbledon in March 2022 Leyton Orient have won each of their last three league games against Cambridge United Cambridge have lost just one of their last seven league games played on Easter Monday (W3 D3) winning on this day last year 3-1 against Wigan Athletic Leyton Orient have won three of their last five away Football League games played on Easter Monday (L2) as many victories as across their prior 17 matches between 1965 and 2008 combined Liam Bennett (Cambridge United) wins a free kick in the defensive half Jack Stevens (Cambridge United) header from the centre of the box misses to the right Assisted by Josh Stokes with a cross following a corner Daniel Agyei (Leyton Orient) left footed shot from more than 35 yards is too high Fourth official has announced 6 minutes of added time Shayne Lavery (Cambridge United) header from very close range is saved in the centre of the goal Michael Morrison (Cambridge United) wins a free kick in the defensive half Shayne Lavery (Cambridge United) right footed shot from the right side of the box misses to the left James Brophy (Cambridge United) wins a free kick in the defensive half Delay in match because of an injury Jack Currie (Leyton Orient) Ryan Loft (Cambridge United) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul Huddersfield have lost 14 of their last 20 matches Leyton Orient have won their last 5 matches Huddersfield have lost their last 5 matches Leyton Orient have the 4th-best away record in the league Leyton Orient's hopes and dreams all come down to this It’s been a rollercoaster of a season for Richie Wellens’ men who are in a strong position to secure the final League 1 playoff position with a win Despite being level on points with Reading a healthy goal difference of 21 puts them 8 clear of their promotion-vying rivals it’s imperative that they stay grounded and approach their clash with Huddersfield professionally Their opponents sit 10th in the league following a dire run of form with any position between 11th and 8th a plausible outcome We also have our EFL Final Day free bets live now — see the best bookies you’ve not joined. Backing Leyton Orient to take all three points and secure their position in the playoffs looks like excellent value at 1.8 There’s a world of difference between the sides in terms of form and with this game only really mattering to the visitors The Under 3.5 goals market also looks profitable at 1.4 Huddersfield’s matches have produced an average of no more than 2.40 goals Leyton Orient’s average of 2.56 isn’t far behind either The selection has been a winner in 80% of Leyton Orient’s league games and 76% of Huddersfield’s Leyton Orient’s record is in stark contrast to that of Huddersfield who have lost each of their most recent five rendering them one of the league's most out-of-form sides Huddersfield have been seemingly unable to find a balance between attack and defence with positioning being a recurrent issue across the field Leyton Orient seemed to be without a hope of reaching this point not long ago following five back-to-back losses during late February and early March a superb run of form has seen them pick up 22 points from a possible 27 which has notably included wins in each of their last five They boast the league’s fourth-best away record is marginally superior to their average at home Despite Leyton Orient being the bookies' favourites coming into this clash it’s Huddersfield that boasts the stronger head-to-head record generating four big chances compared to Leyton Orient’s zero This was the only time these sides have met in recent history given Huddersfield’s extended stay in the Championship/ Premier League although their respective performances this season would indicate times might be changing For a longer read see our EFL Final Day Permutations Guide as well as the rest of our EFL Betting Tips & Bet Builders * I recommend waiting for confirmed team line-ups before placing any bets. * All odds displayed correct at the time of publishing. 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Stephen Humphrys scored in the 11th and 19th minutes to seemingly put the Tykes in control but a stirring second-half performance from the hosts saw goals from Ethan Galbraith Sean Clare and Omar Beckles earn them the points Galbraith had reduced the deficit in the 51st minute after exchanging passes with Jamie Donley but Barnsley restored their two-goal advantage after 65 minutes when Davis Keillor-Dunn seized on a Keiren Flavell goal-kick Donley picked out Kelman for the striker to net his 20th league goal of the season as Orient's fightback intensified Kelman turned provider after 71 minutes when he laid the ball into the path of substitute Clare and he calmly placed the ball wide of Flavell for the equaliser and the O's comeback was completed three minutes later when defender Beckles stabbed the ball home from a corner O'Keeffe Match OfficialsReferee: Leigh DoughtyAssistant Referee 1: Nigel LuggAssistant Referee 2: Hugh GilroyFourth Official: Niall SmithMatch StatsKey Scroll LeftScroll RightAfter winning the reverse fixture 4-0 in December last year Leyton Orient will be looking to complete a first league double over Barnsley since the 1969-70 season Barnsley are unbeaten across their last three away league games against Leyton Orient (W1 D2) after winning just two of their prior 25 away matches combined Leyton Orient have won three of their last four league games played on Good Friday (L1) keeping a clean sheet in each of those victories Barnsley have won just one of their last eight league games played on Good Friday (D4 L3) losing each of their last two in succession Jamie Donley (Leyton Orient) wins a free kick in the attacking half Josh Earl (Barnsley) wins a free kick in the defensive half Dilan Markanday (Leyton Orient) wins a free kick in the defensive half Brandon Cooper (Leyton Orient) wins a free kick in the defensive half Jordan Brown (Leyton Orient) wins a free kick in the defensive half Dilan Markanday (Leyton Orient) left footed shot from the left side of the box is blocked Wanderers\' final away day of the season at Leyton Orient on Saturday 26th April will kick off at 12.30 in order to be shown live on Sky Sports+ The Chairboys have sold out their initial allocation of 1264 tickets for this fixture 150 additional restricted views seats will go on sale at 12pm on 24th April; once these have gone Please note that regular concessions checks occur at the turnstiles Please ensure that your ticket is purchased at the correct ticket category at checkout Tickets will be sent to supporters 1st Class via Royal Mail All tickets purchased online via post will incur a £1.75 postage charge Please contact tickets@wwfc.com if you encounter any issues.