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IT’S HAPPE DAYS FOR ORIENT!

IT’S HAPPE

By Matt Badcock

NLP’S VERDICT
FA TROPHY holders Brackley Town took the game to Leyton Orient in the first half and it would have been no surprise if they’d have been four goals to the good at the break.
Whether the baffling decision of the referee not to play the advantage when Lee Ndolvu was clear on goal would have led to a second, we’ll never know but Orient’s substitutuons swung the game back their way.
Even after Macauley Bonne’s penalty was saved, Orient didn’t give up on the task and took their chances when they came

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