Carlisle 
Leyton Orient The match of 23rd round between Carlisle и Leyton Orient will take place at Brunton Park on 19 January 2021, Tuesday.
The last meeting of these teams took place more than a month ago (26 October 2019) and ended with the draw with a score 1-1.
League table
The distance between the teams in the league table is 3 points.
Carlisle is the leader of the tournament with 39 points. This is the 21st of 46 team game in the tournament.
The nearest pursuer has the same number of points with Carlisle and can score 75 points. The goal difference is 32:20. The Carlisle defensive line is one of the TOP-4 in the tournament.
Leyton Orient takes the 7th position in the league table with 36 points. This is the 23rd of 46 team game in the tournament.
Leyton Orient has the same number of points with the nearest team on top and can score 69. In addition, the distance from the TOP-4 is 2 points (69 points are possible). The nearest pursuer is 2 points lower and has the opportunity to score 72 points additionally. The goal difference is 34:26.
Carlisle Stats
The team scored 22 points оn its own field in 10 last matches, with the following results 7 wins, 1 draw and 2 losses. The difference between scored and conceded goals is 24-14. The average number of goals is 2.4. The average number of cards in 10 last matches is 2.5.
Leading players in the last 15 matches in all tournaments: Jon Mellish (6), Lewis Alessandra (4), RHYS Bennett (3), Joshua Kayode (3), Omari Patrick (3), Aaron Hayden (2), Micah Obiero (1).
Leyton Orient Stats
The team scored 9 points when playing away in 10 last matches, with the following results 3 wins, zero draws и 7 losses. The difference between scored and conceded goals is 12-17. The average number of goals is 1.2. The average number of cards in 10 last matches is 2.6.
Leading players in the last 15 matches in all tournaments: Danny Johnson (8), Conor Wilkinson (3), James Brophy (2), Hector Kyprianou (1), Louis Dennis (1), Daniel Happe (1), Jack Baldwin (1).
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