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Ling fumes as ref rules out Melligan's effort

Orient's Adam Chambers and Jason Demetriou look to win the ariel battle at Carlilse

9:10am Monday 17th December 2007

Carlisle United 1 Leyton Orient 0 (League One) A BUNGLE by the match officials not for the first time this season saw Orient robbed on the road.

Orient flying high again after Robins win

Adam Boyd, who has set his sights on scoring 20 goals (c)

9:44am Monday 10th December 2007

Leyton Orient 2 Cheltenham 0 (League One) ORIENT moved up to second in the table following this comfortable 2-0 victory over Cheltenham on Saturday, writes Joseph Manning.

Ling feeling bitter over Whitbread’s winner for Millwall

Andy Barcham makes his debut for Orient against Millwall (c)

3:09pm Wednesday 5th December 2007

Leyton Orient 0 Millwall 1 (League One) MILLWALL'S Zak Whitbread netted the only goal as a below par Orient slipped to a disappointing defeat, in what manager Martin Ling described as their worst performance of the season', writes Joseph Manning.

O's pay the penalty with Cup exit

Orient players watch on as Adam Chambers gets set to take his penalty

9:02am Wednesday 28th November 2007

Bristol Rovers 3 Leyton Orient 3 (FA Cup Round One Replay) Bristol Rovers win 6-5 on penalties ORIENT suffered penalty heartache after Martin Ling's nine-man O's crashed out of the FA Cup in a highly controversial night at Bristol Rovers.

Orient hit top spot again

Adam Boyd in action at Huddersfield

8:09am Monday 26th November 2007

Huddersfield 0 Leyton Orient 1 (League Two) ADAM Boyd's early wonder strike was enough to send Orient marching back to the top of League One.

Orient blow top chance

Jason Demetriou is mobbed by team-mates after he put the O's back in front against Brighton

9:19am Monday 19th November 2007

Leyton Orient 2 Brighton & Hove Albion 2 (League One) ORIENT once again blew the chance to return to the top of the table as Brighton twice came from behind to earn a draw.

O's sunk late on by Pirates blow

8:43am Monday 12th November 2007

Leyton Orient 1 Bristol Rovers 1 (FA Cup 1st rnd) ORIENT suffered a second late blow in a week, as Rickie Lambert's late header earned Bristol Rovers a replay.

Ling left feeling like a victim of a Rob-bery

Adam Boyd gets the goals rush at Swindon

9:02am Wednesday 7th November 2007

Swindon Town 1 Leyton Orient 1 (League One) A LAST-gasp equaliser denied Orient maximum points and a chance to return to the top of the table at the County Ground.

Orient express back on track

Charlie Daniels

8:09am Monday 5th November 2007

Leyton Orient 1 Oldham 0 (League One) ORIENT returned to winning ways after securing a narrow victory over struggling Oldham.

Doncaster make O’s look like puddings in Yorkshire

Orient skipper Stephen Purches is mobbed by team-mates after his goal at Doncaster

9:07am Monday 29th October 2007

Doncaster 4 Leyton Orient 2 (League One) ORIENT blew a 2-1 lead and a chance to go back to the top of the table as Doncaster swept aside the sorry Londoners with a late goal surge.

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