Leyton Orient begin life without Andy Hessenthaler against Plymouth
Leyton Orient begin life without manager Andy Hessenthaler against Plymouth after the 51-year-old was relieved from his role on Monday.
After just five months in charge, Hessenthaler became the first managerial departure in the Football League this term, with assistant manager Andy Edwards taking charge of the O's on an interim basis.
New signings Jens Janse and Zan Benedicic could make their debuts.
Jay Simpson should keep his place in the side after returning to the starting XI last weekend but defender Nicky Hunt will miss out as he recovers from a knee injury.
Paul-Arnold Garita will be assessed ahead of Plymouth's trip to London.
Garita missed the Pilgrims' draw against Hartlepool at the weekend with a hamstring problem but boss Derek Adams confirmed the striker will travel with the squad.
The return of Garita could see David Goodwillie drop to the bench but, otherwise, Plymouth have no new injury worries.
Ryan Brunt (knee) and Gary Sawyer (stomach) are long-term absentees.
Source: PAR
