Leyton Orient vs Cambridge United prediction, odds and how to watch

Oxford United dominated possession and led through Siriki Dembélé's early goal, but Cambridge United levelled through Ben Knight on 57 minutes to earn a draw that Oxford will know they should never have allowed.

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.

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.

Walsall bossed possession and created more than enough to win, but a 0-0 draw against Leyton Orient in the Carabao Cup means the tie goes to a shootout. Twenty shots. Five on target. No goals. Work that one out.

Barnsley have shipped 17 goals in their last ten League One matches and Cambridge United have scored in every single one of their last six. Something has to give at Oakwell on Saturday.

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.

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.

Cambridge United host Blackpool at the Abbey Stadium on Saturday, and the question is simple. Can a home side that has not kept a single clean sheet in their last five League One matches contain visitors who have won seven of their last ten in the same competition?