Stevenage have the chance to take top spot in League One as they travel down to Leyton Orient in one of two early kickoffs this weekend.
League One
Our Three Predictions For Leyton Orient vs Stevenage
- Prediction 1 – Jamie Reid To Score – 85/40
- Prediction 2 – Over 2.5 Goals Scored – 6/5
- Prediction 3 – Stevenage To Win – 7/4
First Prediction For Leyton Orient vs Stevenage – Jamie Reid To Score – 85/40
While Harvey White has been the standout performer in recent matches, scoring two goals and providing an assist in his last three matches, Stevenage’s talisman will be in with a chance in this match. Already on five league goals for the season, the 31-year-old has had a quiet September with his only goal being on international duty for Northern Ireland. It was a struggle for him in their last outing against Exeter City having failed to register a single shot, but still had some promise, completing three successful dribbles. Against an Orient defence which has not been at it’s best as of late, now is a great chance for Reid to get back on the board for the campaign.
Second Prediction For Leyton Orient vs Stevenage – Over 2.5 Goals Scored – 6/5
Neither side has been squeaky clean at the back as of late so there could be a few goals in this match. Orient have failed to keep a clean sheet in any of their six matches, and can only point to their wins against Wigan Athletic on the opening day as well as against then-strugglers Plymouth Argyle as times they have shut out an opponent. Stevenage have one clean sheet in that time frame, against Wycombe Wanderers, but boast a better defensive record with 6 conceded being only bettered by Cardiff City. Both sides have averaged over a goal a game and with defensive issues becoming prevalent, they could combine to go above the 2.5 goal mark.
Third Prediction For Leyton Orient vs Stevenage – Stevenage To Win – 7/4
For all their joy this season, Stevanage have not really been tested by the pre-season favourites so far, playing and losing to Huddersfield Town in their only match against a top-eight side. Nevertheless, Boro have done amazingly well in these kinds of fixtures and could once again come out on top. Orient have been struggling to matchup to last season’s performances after losing many of their talents and have racked up four points in their last five games. While surely with players like Josh Koroma and Dan Ballard at Richie Wellens’ disposal, they can provide a strong test for their visitors, Alex Revell and his side should have the discipline to eek out another victory.
Best Odds For Leyton Orient vs Stevenage
| Bookmaker | Leyton Orient | Draw | Stevenage FC |
| Betarno | 11/8 | 2/1 | 13/8 |
| Gentleman Jim | 29/20 | 21/10 | 7/4 |
| Myriadplay | 7/5 | 11/5 | 17/10 |
Full Preview Of The Game: Last Results And Head-To-Head
Leyton Orient are still finding their feet after a summer of change, but have struggled to pick up consistent results in recent weeks. Ahead of the weekend’s action they sit in 14th place, with 11 points from nine matches. Four of those points came in the last five matches, with their most recent result being a 2-1 loss on the road to Reading with Liam Fraser’s goal undoing The O’s efforts to level the match through Idris El Mizouni. Defender Omar Beckles came off early in that match, perhaps leaning into further concerns about the O’s defensive record in this early stage of the season. Orient sit in 21st in terms of their record at home, with one win and two draws from four matches.
Stevenage have been one of League One’s best performers this season and can briefly reclaim top spot with a win in this game ahead of Bradford City‘s match against Blackpool and Lincoln City‘s trip to Peterborough United. Alex Revell’s side sit one point behind the Bantams with a game in hand after their match against Barnsley was postponed due to international callups. Boro have won three of their last five matches in all competitions, including a blowout 5-1 win against AFC Wimbledon in the EFL Trophy. They have only dropped points in two matches this season, losing to Huddersfield Town and drawing to Mansfield Town.
Stevenage last played Exeter City at the Lamex Stadium, winning 2-1 thanks to Harvey White and Jordan Roberts. There were three fixtures between Leyton Orient and Stevenage last season, with Orient getting a win and a draw in the two league matches, but lost to Stevenage in the knockout rounds of the EFL Trophy. Since 2011, there have been 25 matchups between the clubs, and Orient hold an 11-6 winning record over the Hertfordshire side, with eight draws played out.
Confrontation
27/09/2025
League One League One
Leyton Orient
Stevenage
2
3
27/03/2025
League One League One
Leyton Orient
Stevenage
1
0
21/01/2025
EFL Trophy EFL Trophy
Leyton Orient
Stevenage
0
1
23/11/2024
League One League One
Stevenage
Leyton Orient
0
0
16/03/2024
League One League One
Stevenage
Leyton Orient
0
1
Last Results - Leyton Orient 
08/11/2025
League One League One
Wycombe
Leyton Orient
4
1
L
03/11/2025
FA Cup FA Cup
Tamworth
Leyton Orient
0
1
W
28/10/2025
EFL Trophy EFL Trophy
Leyton Orient
Aston Villa U21
1
0
W
25/10/2025
League One League One
Leyton Orient
Lincoln
1
0
W
18/10/2025
League One League One
Rotherham
Leyton Orient
1
0
L
Last Results - Stevenage
06/11/2025
League One League One
Reading
Stevenage
1
0
L
01/11/2025
FA Cup FA Cup
Stevenage
Chesterfield
0
1
L
25/10/2025
League One League One
Stevenage
Bradford City
1
1
D
21/10/2025
EFL Trophy EFL Trophy
Stevenage
Crystal Palace U21
5
2
W
18/10/2025
League One League One
Lincoln
Stevenage
1
0
L
Where To Watch Leyton Orient vs Stevenage
Where can I watch the game, either on TV or in person?
- Location: Brisbane Road Stadium, Leyton, Greater London, E10 5NF
- Date: September 27th, 2025
This game is available to watch in the UK on Sky Sports +, with a kick-off at 12:30 pm.
Probable Lineups For Leyton Orient vs Stevenage
What sort of lineup can we expect from this important League One clash?
Predicted Leyton Orient Lineup
- Lineup: Simkin; James, Simpson, Edmonds-Green, Adamarola; El Mizouni, Moorhouse; Perkins, Connolly, Koroma; Ballard
- Injured/Suspended: Beckles, Happe
- Manager: Richie Wellens
Predicted Stevenage Lineup
- Lineup: Marschall; Wildin. Piergianni, Goode, Butler; White, Houghton; Campbell, Kemp, Lubala; Reid
- Injured/Suspended: Simpson
- Manager: Alex Revell
