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Wasteful Boro gift The O’s a hard win

By Thomas Duddy

STAR MAN LAWRENCE VIGOUROUX Leyton Orient

TROSS EMBLETON reckons Leyton Orient finally gave goalkeeper Lawrence Vigouroux the performance he deserved after the O’s’ hardfought 2-0 victory against Stevenage.
Quick-fire goals from Jordan Maguire- Drew and Conor Wilkinson catapulted the visitors to their third win of the season to leave them just three points adrift of the play-off places.
Shot-stopper Vigouroux has now kept two clean sheets from two and Embleton says it’s about time his teammates stepped up to support him.
“We know how important h...

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