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‘Smash and grab’ gives Brewers an away win

‘Smash and

By Alan Cole

LEYTON ORIENT 1
Moncur 43 (pen)
LEYTON ORIENT: Brynn 7, Galbraith 6, Beckles 6, Cooper 7, Hunt 6 (Sweeney 81), Pratley 6 (James 81), El Mizouni 7, Forde 7, Moncur 7 (Sotiriou 75, 6), O’Neill 6 (Sanders 81), Edwards 6 (Adu-Adjei 75, 6). Subs not used: Howes, Pegrum.

BURTON ALBION 2
Bennett 72, Nsiala 76
BURTON: Crocombe 6, Hamer 7, Nsiala 6, Brayford 6, Sweeney 6, Bola 6, Gilligan 6 (Kamwa 59, 6), Powell 6, Helm 6 (Delap 90+3), Bennett 6 (Hudlin 78, 6), Ola-Adebomi 6 (Harper 78, 6). Subs not used: Carayol, Blackman, Hugil.
Att: 7,167 Rating: ★★...

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