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Orient V Tranmere January 8, 3pm, League One
10:09am Friday 4th January 2008
LAST TIME AT BRISBANE ROAD: Orient 3 Tranmere 1 (24-02-07). An early goal from Justin Miller, along with a first half brace from on-loan Norwich striker Ryan Jarvis enabled the O's to run out comfortable winners.
HEAD TO HEAD: Orient nine wins, Tranmere nine wins and four draws.
FORM: Rovers have suffered just two defeats in their last six league games, following losses against Luton and Crewe. Ronnie Moore's men had won their previous two matches, including Saturday's 1-0 home victory over Cheltenham, before Tuesday's 4-3 defeat at Crewe.
DANGER MAN: Striker Chris Greenacre (above), who scored at Brisbane Road last season is in good form during the current campaign having found the net nine times already. He had gone four league games without a goal before hitting the net at Crewe, and will be desperate to score again in London on Tuesday.
FUN FACT: Tranmere have a host of famous fans, including Michael Ahearne (below)
PREDICTION: Orient 2 Tranmere 1
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