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Ball ‘is over the line’ but Steve settles for a point

By Paul Hiscock

LEYTON ORIENT 0
LEYTON ORIENT: Vigouroux 7, Ling 7 (Happe 60, 6), Akinola 7, Thompson 7, Brophy 7, Freeman 7, Cisse 6, Clay 6 (McAnuff 58, 6), Wilkinson 8, Abrahams 6, Kemp 6 (Johnson 77, 6). Subs not used: Sargeant, Widdowson, Dayton, Dennis.

COLCHESTER UTD 0
COLCHESTER: George 8, Welch-Hayes 7, Eastman 7, Smith 7, Doherty 6 (Clampin 73, 6), Chilvers 6 (Stevenson 65, 6), Lapslie 7, Sarpong-Wiredu 6, Poku 6 (Senior 71, 7), Harriott 7, Nouble 8. Subs not used: Coulter, Sowunmi, Brown, Oteh.
Rating: ★ Ref: Neil Hair 8/10
STEVE Ball believes his Colchester side were...

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