Leyton Orient vs Wrexham Prediction: Wrexham have proven their mattle

 Wrexham visits Leyton Orient at Brisbane Road in the English League One Match Day 8. These new signings have surely complemented the efforts Wrexham is gearing up to achieve promotion. Who will win the tussle in the next 90 minutes? 

Having tasted a string of early defeats in the campaign, Leyton Orient seems to have turned their fortune around in the past fortnight, having won back-to-back games against Reading and Stockport County on the road before finally drawing their recent home fixture against Peterborough United. Trailing two at halftime to Posh following Tom James's opener, Charlie Kelman's score for Leyton Orient proved adequate for a draw. In taking an important point off Peterborough, this ended in a loss, which pushed their winless streak of league matches on their home field to five. Leyton Orient will seek to end poor home form in their next game against Wrexham by drawing from their previous record, where they won all four games against Wrexham since March 2019.

Hemming; James, Beckles, Happe, Currie; Brown, Clare; O'Neill, Galbraith, Agyei; Kelman

Wrexham began their season with five wins, one draw, and one loss in seven games and is now running level with Birmingham City at the top of the League One table. They lost two points from their first five games before Birmingham edged them out 3-1. Philip Parkinson's response was to tighten up the visit to Crawley Town to a 2-1 win. Goals for Elliott Lee and Max Cleworth sealed the win.

Since then, the side has come well with four out of five league games and scoring the maximum number of goals in the division with 14. Wrexham has proved to score the opening goal in all six games where a goal has been scored this season.

Wrexham will be aiming for another good start ahead of this weekend's away trip to Leyton Orient in their quest for their first league victory against them since April 2003.

Okonkwo; Barnett, Cleworth, O'Connor, O'Connell, McClean; Cannon, Dobson, Lee; Marriott, Mullin

Although Leyton Orient are unbeaten in their last three league matches, they lost two of their three home games in the third tier this season. With a continued spree of problems to win when playing at home, we expect Wrexham will take advantage of the situation and win their sixth league match for this season.