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  • Kick-off: 15:00
  • Venue: Matchroom Stadium
  • Attendance: 4582
  • Referee: Thorpe, M

Live Commentary

90 mins

That's it, it's all over, the referee has blown the final whistle.

83 mins

Wayne Gray is replaced by Loick Pires.

76 mins

Andy Barcham is replaced by Adam Boyd.

75 mins

Richie Wellens is replaced by James Hayter.

75 mins

Gareth Taylor is being taken off, Jason Price has come on in his place.

71 mins

Gareth Roberts goes into the referees book for unsporting behaviour.

61 mins

Doncaster are replacing Stephen Roberts with Sean McDaid.

60 mins

Goal!! Doncaster have scored with Mark McCammon putting it in the back of the net.

46 mins

The second half is under way with the score currently at 1 v 0.

45 mins

The ref has blown his whistle for half time.

45 mins

The ref has blown his whistle for half time.

45 mins

Goal!! Wayne Gray scores for Leyton Orient.

0 mins

It's 3pm on Saturday, April 19th, the match has kicked off.

Match Report

An equaliser from Doncaster Rovers striker Mark McCammon kept his side's hopes of automatic promotion alive.

He fired home to earn a precious draw as Rovers closed the gap on second-place Carlisle to just two points.

But it was heartbreak for the O's, who had taken the lead through Wayne Gray and looked set to end a dismal run.

After five straight defeats, Orient manager Martin Ling switched to a 4-3-3 formation and made five changes to the side beaten 2-0 at Oldham.

But it was Doncaster who had the first real openings as first James Coppinger shot across goal and then McCammon headed wide in the first 12 minutes.

But gradually Orient started to take a grip and on 14 minutes Neil Sullivan in the visiting goal had to dive full-length to keep out a long-range drive from Charlie Daniels.

Doncaster's first effort on target came on 29 minutes but Coppinger shot straight at Orient keeper Glenn Morris.

The home side stepped up the pressure and Jabo Ibehre headed wide before Gray broke the deadlock on 45 minutes when he beat Stephen Roberts to a Jason Demetriou cross and headed into the corner of the net from six yards.

After the interval, Orient continued to press but it was Rovers who levelled on the hour when McCammon, who was lurking at the far post, fired home from close range following an excellent cross from defender Gareth Roberts.

Shortly afterwards the visitors could have won the game as Matt Mills fired against a post and O's keeper Morris made a spectacular double save from the follow-up as McCammon and Richie Wellens fired in efforts.

After that both sides went for the win but it was Orient who almost snatched it as Ibehre headed wide and then the home side's top scorer, Adam Boyd, almost netted with his first touch but just failed to convert Ibehre's fierce cross.

Leyton Orient

Doncaster Rovers

Corners

11 6

Fouls

11 8

Goal attempts

12 17

Shots off target

7 7

Offsides

2 4

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