Lincoln City vs Leyton Orient, 2005/06 English League Two, 2005/2006 English League Two

· English League Two
Lincoln City
  • 36': Jamie Forrester
FT
1 - 1
Leyton Orient
  • 2': John Mackie

About

Lincoln City are hosting Leyton Orient at LNER Stadium, Lincoln, England, starting on . The match is a part of the English League Two.

Game Information

Competition: English League Two

Venue: LNER Stadium
Location: Lincoln, England
Attendance: 5,660

Line-Ups

LCN Lincoln City

No. Name
1 Alan Marriott (GK)
4 Gareth McAuley
5 Paul Morgan
6 Jamie McCombe
24 Jeff Hughes
2 Lee Beevers
23 Nat Brown
9 Francis Green
22 Jamie Forrester
Lincoln City Substitutes:
Paul Mayo, Matthew Bloomer, Scott Kerr, Lee Frecklington, Marvin Robinson, Gary Birch, Martin Gritton.

LEY Leyton Orient

No. Name
1 Glyn Garner (GK)
3 Matthew Lockwood
5 Adam Tann
6 John Mackie
14 Gabriel Zakuani Yellow Card
4 Michael Simpson Yellow Card
7 Wayne Corden
8 Craig Easton
Leyton Orient Substitutes:
Glenn Morris, Donny Barnard, Daryl McMahon, Brian Saah, Gary Alexander, Paul Connor, Lee Steele, Jabo Ibehre.

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