Burton Albion vs Leyton Orient prediction, odds and how to watch

Leyton Orient dominated possession and created far more chances at Brisbane Road, but a single Alex Gilbert right-foot finish in the 79th minute handed Stevenage all three points in a result that will sting the hosts badly.

Burton Albion dominated for large stretches but could not hold on, as Mansfield Town took a point from the Pirelli Stadium despite Burton creating more and threatening more throughout. Five yellow cards for the home side tells you everything about a performance that had plenty of effort but not enough discipline.

Burton Albion came from a dominant position to put three past Oxford United in the final fifteen minutes, with Siriki Dembélé, Louie Sibley, and Gatlin O'Donkor sealing a comprehensive away win. Oxford had the lion's share of possession but could not find a way through when it mattered.

Burton Albion dominated large portions of this League One contest but left Meadow Lane with nothing, as Notts County's early Finn Delap header proved the difference in a 2-1 result.

Barnsley took all three points at Brisbane Road, winning 3-1 against Leyton Orient in a match that tells you everything about what happens when a side cannot convert pressure into goals. Orient had the ball, the corners, and the shots. Barnsley had the points.

Leyton Orient's inconsistent League One form is about to be tested by a Blackpool side that has quietly built a case for being one of the division's more dangerous travelling outfits. Saturday's clash at Brisbane Road has the makings of a proper contest.

Doncaster Rovers have not won in their last five League One matches and cannot keep a clean sheet. Burton Albion keep drawing matches they should be winning. Something has to give on Saturday.

Bradford City welcome Leyton Orient to Valley Parade on Saturday looking to build on a solid recent run. Orient arrive with goals in their legs but question marks over their ability to keep them out.