Leyton Orient look to end run without victory against Carlisle
Leyton Orient will look to record their first win in six matches when they host Carlisle in League Two on Tuesday.
O's head coach Ian Hendon will be without striker Paul McCallum, who was due to have a scan on Monday to diagnose a knee injury, but otherwise has a fully fit squad to choose from.
Bradley Pritchard has collected four yellow cards and is one more away from suspension.
Three consecutive draws, following a 4-0 defeat at Exeter, have seen Orient slip to third in the table after a strong start to the season.
Carlisle must cope with the loss of leading scorer Jabo Ibehre when they visit Brisbane Road.
The 10-goal striker injured a hamstring early on in the defeat at home to Newport and manager Keith Curle is awaiting news on how long he will be out.
Fellow forward Charlie Wyke (foot) is at least two weeks from fitness, meaning Steven Rigg and Kevin Osei will be considered as support for Derek Asamoah.
Curle will welcome back several players who helped take Liverpool to penalties in the the Capital One Cup last week after making seven changes for the Newport match.
Source: PAR
