BRISBANE ROAD
League Record
- First Match
- 1–1 v Cardiff City (14,598) (August 28th, 1937)
- Highest Attendance
- 33,363 v Birmingham City (0–1) (May 2nd, 1972)
- Lowest Attendance
- 1,443 v Halifax Town (1–0) (April 22nd, 1986)
- Biggest Home Win
- 8–0 v Crystal Palace (13,618) (November 12th, 1955)
- Biggest Home Defeat
- 2–7 v Aldershot (8,797) (February 25th, 1950)
1,788 League games played at Brisbane Road by Leyton Orient (including 6 play-offs)
The club moved here in 1937 and changed the name to Leyton Orient in 1946, to Orient in 1967 and back to Leyton Orient in 1987. The club was also involved in Football League Play Off Matches at the neutral venues of Wembley Stadium and the Millennium Stadium.
Leyton Orient have won 8-0 on four occassions at home.
Leyton Orient have won 8-0 on four occassions at home.
PLAY OFF MATCHES
2-0 v. Scarborough (9,298) (May 21st, 1989)
2-1 v. Wrexham (13,355) (June 3rd, 1989)
0-0 v. Rotherham United (9,419) (May 16th, 1999)
2-0 v. Hull City (9,419) (May 16th, 2001)
2-0 v. Scarborough (9,298) (May 21st, 1989)
2-1 v. Wrexham (13,355) (June 3rd, 1989)
0-0 v. Rotherham United (9,419) (May 16th, 1999)
2-0 v. Hull City (9,419) (May 16th, 2001)
