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Starting Lineups
Bradford1:1
Starting XI
Leyton Orient1:1
Starting XI
Head-to-Head
Match Odds
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📈 Team Form & Statistics
ELO comparison
Pre-match ratings
| Rating | ||
|---|---|---|
| Strength | ||
| 1,538.8 | Overall | 1,455.6 |
| 1,557.4 | Match venue | 1,514.5 |
| 1,557.4 | At home | 1,470.1 |
| 1,480 | Away | 1,514.5 |
| Attack & defence | ||
| 1,415.4 | Attack | 1,457 |
| 1,597 | Defence | 1,508.6 |
| 1,446.8 | Home attack | 1,458.1 |
| 1,423.8 | Away attack | 1,490 |
| 1,608.7 | Home defence | 1,500.4 |
| 1,527.4 | Away defence | 1,541.1 |
| Match profile | ||
| 1,356.7 | Goal environment | 1,596.7 |
| 1,426.7 | Home goals | 1,530 |
| 1,430 | Away goals | 1,566.7 |
| 1,504.9 | Possession | 1,507.7 |
| Specialist ratings | ||
| 1,536.3 | Set-piece attack | 1,481.8 |
| 1,535.8 | Set-piece defence | 1,482.5 |
| 1,549.6 | Close games | 1,468.6 |
| 1,533.6 | Winning margin | 1,452.1 |
Match venue compares Bradford at home with Leyton Orient away. All ratings are within this league.
Higher goal environment ratings mean higher-scoring games, not necessarily a stronger team. A starting league rating is 1500.
📝 Match Preview
Bradford head into this League One fixture in excellent form. Their last five matches have produced four wins and one draw, with nine goals scored and just two conceded. The most recent of those was a 4-0 away win over Rotherham in the EFL Trophy on 6 October, and before that they had taken 1-0 victories at Luton and Notts County. At home, Bradford's record over 20 games is solid: 12 wins, 4 draws and 4 losses, with 10 clean sheets and an average of 0.65 goals conceded per game. The head-to-head reinforces the home side's position. In the three meetings within the last 12 months, Bradford have won two - a 2-1 at their own ground in March and a 3-1 away at Leyton Orient in September. The only recent exception was a 2-1 win for Leyton Orient in December 2025. Leyton Orient, by contrast, are in a difficult patch. Their last five matches have produced just one win, four losses and no draws, with 10 goals conceded against 5 scored. Their most recent game was a 0-2 home defeat to Plymouth on 3 October, and before that they had lost 1-2 to Arsenal U21 and 2-3 to Wycombe. Their away record over 20 games is not without merit - 8 wins, 6 draws and 6 losses, scoring 1.75 per game - but the current form is a clear step down from that baseline. The main counter-argument is that Leyton Orient's away numbers over 20 games show they can score and win on the road, and that Bradford's home record, while strong, does include 4 losses and 4 draws. The Orient also scored in 15 of their 20 away games, meaning they are not a team that simply fails to find the net. However, the gap in current form is significant: Bradford have not lost in five matches while Leyton Orient have lost four of five. Key Points: - Bradford are 4W 1D 0L in their last five, scoring 9 and conceding 2 - Bradford's home record: 12W 4D 4L in 20 games, 10 clean sheets - H2H: Bradford won 2 of the last 3 recent meetings - Leyton Orient are 1W 0D 4L in their last five, conceding 10 - Leyton Orient's away record (8W 6D 6L) suggests they can compete, but current form is poor Verdict: Bradford home win at 1.75.
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