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WELLENS’ RELIEF BUT ‘NOTHING TO GAIN’

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The Football League Paper Team
8 November 2026

O’s cruise through against minnows
By Robert Dunford

LEYTON ORIENT 5
Dobra 6, Connolly 25, El Mizouni 50, 90+6, Springett 81

HARBOROUGH T 1
Malone 69

RICHIE Wellens was relieved to see his Leyton Orient side come away with a comfortable victory at home to Leicestershire side Harborough Town.
Goals from Armando Dobra, Aaron Connolly, an Idris El Mizouni double and Tony Springett turned a potentially tough afternoon for Orient into a relatively straightforward one.
The O’s head coach admitted there was little upside for his outfit to come from the game – a...

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