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Leyton Orient 1-0 Ebbsfleet United: Den is so proud as Fleet go close to an upset

DENNIS Kutrieb hailed his Ebbsfleet United team after their valiant show at League Two Leyton Orient saw them beaten by the narrowest of margins.
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DENNIS Kutrieb hailed his Ebbsfleet United team after their valiant show at League Two Leyton Orient saw them beaten by the narrowest of margins.
Aaron Drinan’s first-half strike proved the difference between the sides but German manager Kutrieb had nothing but praise for his National League South battlers, who more than matched their hosts for industy and effort throughout.
“We were very unlucky and I thought that we were on top of our opponents for at least 80 minutes,” he said. “I am really disappointed but good luck to Leyton Orient, they got the...

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