Brisbane Road hosts Leyton Orient and Bolton Wanderers this Saturday in a big weekend at the top of the League One table. Bolton have the chance to close in on top of the table Portsmouth whereas Leyton Orient could claw their way closer to the Play-offs with a win.
- Bolton to win @ 11/10 on William Hill
- Over 1.5 goals @ 23/10 on Paddy Power
- Both teams to score @ ⅘ on William Hill
These odds are accurate at the time of publishing and are subject to change.
Leyton Orient take on a high-flying Bolton this weekend as both teams look to make gains on those above them. Both teams have games in hand on their targets, making the potential three-point haul this weekend even more important.
Leyton Orient currently sit 10th in League One after 26 games. Orient have nine wins, eight draws and nine losses, leaving them on 35 points only two points behind Northampton Town but also only one point above Bristol Rovers.
Orient’s attack has left much to be desired so far this season with just 28 goals in 26 games, ranking them 16th for goals scored in League One. Their defence, on the other hand, has kept them going. In 26 games, Orient have only conceded 31 goals and have kept nine clean sheets, the ninth-best record in the league.
Bolton, on the other hand, currently sit third in League One. In 24 games, Bolton have 16 wins, three draws and five losses which leaves them on 51 points, just two points behind top-of-the-league Portsmouth with three games in hand.
Up front Bolton have been amongst the goals, with 45 goals scored so far this season and their top scorer Dion Charles having 13 goals to his name, the second most in the league. Defensively, Bolton are even better, conceding only 24 goals, the joint-best record in the league, and keeping 11 clean sheets.
Leyton Orient and Bolton have met 45 times in their histories, with the first meeting coming all the way back in 1908. Bolton have a far better record in the fixture with 21 wins in comparison to Orient’s 12 wins, with the other 12 games ending in a draw.
In fact in the last five games between the two, Orient has only won once, back in 2020, whereas Bolton won three times, and the two drew once.