The story of how Doncaster Rovers battled to a 1-1 draw against Leyton Orient

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Richie Wellens returns to the Eco-Power Stadium for the first time since his dismissal this afternoon when his Leyton Orient side take on Doncaster Rovers.

Wellens was a popular player across two spells at the club but his six-month stint in charge was far less successful and brought to an end in December.

His replacement at Doncaster, Gary McSheffrey, now finds himself under pressure to improve performances and consistency as Rovers seek an immediate return to League One.

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Key Events

  • Richie Wellens’s Leyton Orient head into the clash top of League Two
  • Doncaster are currently ninth but just one point off fourth place
  • The O’s have scored in every league game this season

George Moncur is off for Craig Clay.

Big chance for the hosts

Best chance yet and perhaps they should score. Close tries a low shot that the keeper fumbles, it falls to Griffiths but he can’t poke the ball home. Kyle Knoyle then has a go but Orient’s defenders get in the way.

Regardless of the performance Donny are still in this. Crowd still behind the team. 64 gone.

6,314 with 595 away fans.

Molyneux sums it up

His long throw gets caught in the wind and ends up finding no-one.

‘Super Richie Wellens’ sing the Orient fans while there’s another chant for McSheffrey to go in the Black Bank.

Mitchell tips one over

Good save to deny Orient a second goal as he tips a volley from Moncur over the bar.

A bit more tempo from Doncaster

This is better. Luke Molyneux’s cross evades everyone but has Orient panicking for the first time in this match. Black Bank still making some noise for their team.

First shot on target for Doncaster

After 49 minutes. A tame free-kick from Luke Molyneux, which was never troubling Lawrence Vigouroux.

Kieran Agard off for Reo Griffiths, Max Woltman for James Maxwell and Adam Long for Kyle Hurst

Zero shots for Doncaster and zero corners. Just 32 per cent possession.

HT 1-0 Leyton Orient

Boos greet the half-time whistle. This could get ugly without a big improvement in the second half.

I’m not one for dramatic statements but that was pretty dreadful.

‘As bad as I’ve ever seen’ says one long-time watcher.