Leyton Orient host Wycombe Wanderers after draw at Luton

Today's match

Leyton Orient face Wycombe Wanderers in League One at BetWright Stadium, with kick-off at 12:30, according to Goal.com. Orient currently sit 10th in the table, while Wycombe are 23rd and without a league win in three games, leaving them in urgent need of points. Richie Wellens manages the hosts, while Tom Hounsell is in charge of Wycombe.

Recent form

Orient have won two, drawn one and lost two of their last five matches, scoring and conceding eight goals in that run. Their most recent outing ended in a 1-3 Carabao Cup defeat to Bradford City, following a 5-0 League One win over Bromley. Wycombe, meanwhile, have managed just one win and several draws in their last five games, with three defeats, most recently a 3-3 draw away at Milton Keynes Dons after a 1-2 home loss to Sheffield Wednesday. Wycombe have conceded 13 goals in their last five matches, a concerning defensive record.

Head-to-head

The two sides last met in March, when Leyton Orient won 2-0 at BetWright Stadium. Earlier in the same season, in November 2025, Wycombe claimed a 4-1 win at Adams Park. Of the last five meetings between the clubs, Orient have won three and Wycombe two; Wycombe also won a Carabao Cup tie 1-0 at BetWright Stadium in August 2025.

Context: draw at Luton

According to Sky Sports, ahead of the Wycombe fixture, Leyton Orient travelled to Luton Town and came away with a 1-1 draw. Luton took the lead in the 25th minute through Jamie Donley, assisted by Gideon Kodua, before Jaze Kabia equalised in the 34th minute. Both sides had further chances — Luton's Hakeem Odoffin hit the post from a corner, while Orient goalkeeper Josh Keeley pushed away a shot from Idris El Mizouni. Sports Mole reported before that game that Orient arrived on the back of a 5-0 win over Bromley, while Luton had beaten Stockport County 2-0 following a shock 5-goal defeat to Mansfield Town. Notably, Sports Mole had predicted a 2-1 Luton win before kick-off, but the actual result was a draw. The outlet also placed Orient 8th in the table at that point, whereas Goal.com later listed them 10th ahead of the Wycombe game, reflecting the team's form since then.