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Leyton Orient: Seasons
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Leyton Orient spent one season in top-flight football in 1962 - 1963. Though the O's were relegated, they had three memorable victories within the space of twelve days against rivals West Ham, eventual champions Everton, and Manchester United.
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Leyton Orient were promoted in the 1988/89 season, when under manager Frank Clark they were promoted in the Division Four Play-Off Final after a 2-1 aggregate victory over Wrexham F.C.. More recently, under manager Tommy Taylor, Orient were defeated in the 1999 and 2001 Third Division Play-Off Finals, played at Wembley Stadium and the Millennium Stadium respectively. The latter final saw the fastest ever club goal scored to date at the Millennium Stadium, as Orient's Chris Tate scored after just 27 seconds.
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A Boxing Day home game with Leyton Orient gave Rovers the perfect opportunity for revenge for that first defeat of the season at Brisbane Road. However a Robbie Ryan handball on the line meant Rovers were down to 10 men and a goal down as Lockwood converted his penalty against his former team. Jamie Forrester equalised from the spot in the second half but Rovers found the one-man deficit too great to overcome a determined Orient team. It was Rovers' third draw in a row and a fourth game undefeated.
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The Daggers crashed to their second league defeat of the season against the leaders Leyton Orient. The O's are now on maximum points after eight games played and look firm favourites to take the league championship. Daggers manager, Brett Sherwin had a full squad to choose from and had Davis and Sinclair fresh from their Essex County match.
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After a succession of draws, it was time for Leyton Orient to regain the winning habit, according to manager Martin Ling. His team obliged, recording their biggest win of the season with two goals inside the final six minutes.
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