📏 Form Guide

Leyton Orient

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Leyton Orient go into this game coming off the back of a 0-0 League One drawn result against Wigan Athletic.

Their more recent scorelines shine a light on the fact that much respect should be given to the Leyton Orient defence. Leyton Orient have been mean at the back, resulting in the tally of goals that have flown into the back of their net over the course of their past six outings standing at 4. We will just have to find out if that trend will be continued on into this next match.

Ahead of this clash, Leyton Orient haven't been defeated in their previous 2 league matches at home.

Huddersfield Town

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In the game prior to this, Huddersfield drew 1-1 in the League One tie with Reading.

The only player to score from Huddersfield Town was Lasse Sørensen (90'). Lewis Wing (44') scored for Reading.

During their 6 most recent matches, Liam Manning's Huddersfield Town have turned their attacks into goals 5 times thus earning them a goals scored per game average of 0.83.

Their previous form shows that Huddersfield Town:

• are undefeated by Leyton Orient in games played away from home for the previous 6 league games. An impressive run.
• are without a win away from home in their last 5 league games.

🤜🤛 Head to head

A review of their most recent head to head meetings stretching back to 26/02/2011 shows us that Leyton Orient have won 1 of these games and Huddersfield 3, with the tally of drawn games being 2.

A lot of goals were also scored during this period, 22 in all which averages out at 3.67 goals per match.

The last league match between these clubs was League One match day 1 on 02/08/2025 when it ended Huddersfield Town 3-0 Leyton Orient.

The referee was Simon Mather.

📰 Team News: Leyton Orient

Daniel Bachmann (unknown injury), Will Dennis (Ankle injury) and Aaron Connolly (surgery) won’t be able to feature for Leyton Orient gaffer Richie Wellens.

📋 Team News: Huddersfield

Owing to an otherwise healthy group of players, there is only a single fitness issue for the Huddersfield gaffer Liam Manning to contend with. Rhys Healey (Knee injury) misses out for this game.

🔮 Prediction

We’re inclined to think that Leyton Orient will have their work cut out to hit the back of the net against this Huddersfield Town outfit who we reckon should end up scoring and possibly keep a clean sheet as well.

We therefore think that it’s going to be a very even match with a 0-1 winning margin for Huddersfield Town after 90 minutes.

It should be a good one.

Peter Guest, 03:02 06/04/2026