League Two

EMBLETON ENRAGED AT COVID CONFUSION

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The LeaguePaper Team
4 October 2020

By Josh Edwards

ON THE WAY: Cheltenham’s Finn Azaz celebrates scoring their second

Orient’s Sam Ling scores an own goal;

Orient’s Conor Wilkinson and Cheltenham’s Will Boyle battle in the air
PICTURE: PA Images

STAR MAN
WILL BOYLE Cheltenham
ROSS Embleton admitted it was difficult to prepare his Leyton Orient side for this match after a number of his players had been affected by Covid-19. An own goal from O’s defender Sam Ling and a header by Finn Azaz were enough to seal the win for Cheltenham, with Embleton frustrated with his side’s lack of...

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