League One
December 15, 2012
Iron flatten Orient
Scoring Summary
| Leyton Orient | Scunthorpe United |
|---|---|
| Kevin Lisbie (pen 79') | Christian Ribeiro (61') |
| Karl Hawley (69') | |
| Damien Mozika (80') |
Teams
| Leyton Orient | Scunthorpe United |
|---|---|
| 16 Ryan Allsopp | 26 Steve Mildenhall |
| 4 Ben Chorley | 6 Paul Reid |
| 3 Gary Sawyer | 21 Tom Newey |
| 6 Mathieu Baudry | 2 Christian Ribeiro |
| 21 Lee Cook | 15 Niall Canavan |
| 22 Martin Rowlands | 19 Michael Collins |
| 7 Dean Cox | 16 Mark Duffy |
| 23 Lloyd James | 7 James Ryan |
| 17 Moses Odubajo | 8 Damien Mozika |
| 9 Kevin Lisbie | 22 Karl Hawley |
| 39 David Mooney | 11 Andy Barcham |
| Substitutes | |
| 1 Jamie Jones | Sam Slocombe 1 |
| 5 Scott Cuthbert | Mark McChrystal 28 |
| 27 Alex Smith | Callum Kennedy 3 |
| 8 Anthony Griffith | Robbie Gibbons 14 |
| 11 Jimmy Smith | Adda Djeziri 29 |
| 2 Leon McSweeney | Mike Grella 10 |
| 26 Ryan Brunt | Matt Godden 17 |
| Substitutions | |
| Leon McSweeney for Lee Cook (71) | Adda Djeziri for James Ryan (87) |
| Alex Smith for Martin Rowlands (79) | |
| Ryan Brunt for Kevin Lisbie (90) | |
| Yellow Cards | |
| Gary Sawyer (30) | Christian Ribeiro (78) |
| Leon McSweeney (80) | Paul Reid (89) |
| Mathieu Baudry (90) | |
| · Squads: Leyton Orient | Scunthorpe United | |
Scunthorpe pulled off a shock away win when they beat Leyton Orient 3-1 with goals from Christian Ribeiro, Karl Hawley and Damien Mozika.
A Kevin Lisbie penalty proved the only consolation for the hosts, whose eight-match winning streak came to an abrupt end.
After a scrappy first half, all four goals came after the break and it was full-back Ribeiro who put the Iron ahead after 61 minutes against the run of play.
He exchanged passes with Mark Duffy before slipping the ball between the legs of O's keeper Ryan Allsop.
Eight minutes later Scunthorpe doubled their advantage when the impressive Duffy took a quick free-kick and Hawley evaded his marker to slide the ball past Allsop from 15 yards.
The O's were given a lifeline after 76 minutes when Ribeiro was adjudged to have handled a David Mooney header and Lisbie stepped up to score his ninth goal of the season.
But it took the visitors just three minutes to restore their two-goal cushion when Mozika met a cross from Tom Newey, although his shot took a wicked deflection past Allsop on its way into the net.



