
Leyton Orient 1-2 Sheffield Wednesday: result and stats, League One
- J. Olowu26'
- 19'C. Slattery
- 66' (pen)J. Lowe
Leyton Orient
Substitutions
- 61'S. Boniface
196.0J. Morris
35.2 - 73'Y. Akhamrich
227.0A. Gilchrist
127.0 - 73'Z. Obiero
295.9T. Springett
276.6 - 82'F. Stevens
26.5D. Mitchell
116.7
Unused
- D. LevittM
24 - C. WellensM
25 - N. Oyekunle73'F
496.5
Substitutions
- 14'T. Onyango
216.7J. Thornton
376.5 - 46'J. Liongola
236.5L. Barry
116.8 - 81'S. Swinkels
266.8L. Cooper
66.7 - 81'H. Gray
246.2M. Burstow
486.5
Unused
- C. TruemanG
27 - S. FusireM
14 - W. GraingerF
19

Player of the match
Highest-rated players




xG race
25 shotsChance quality as it built up. A steep step is a big chance.
How those chances were made
Shot map
10 v 15Leyton Orient shoot right, Sheffield Wednesday left. Bigger dot = better chance.
Goal mouth
12 on target · 3 scoredWhere each shot on target crossed the line. Placement beats power.
Shot duel
Lowe's 66' chance was the biggest of the match: 0,79 xG, scored.
Every shot on its minute, Leyton Orient above and Sheffield Wednesday below. The longer the bar, the bigger the chance. Faces on goals and on chances of 0,3 xG or more.
xG analytics
Leyton Orient
Sheffield WednesdayExpected goals weighs every shot by the historic conversion rate of similar chances. Higher xG means better scoring opportunities, regardless of whether they went in.
Momentum
17 swingsWhich side was on top, minute by minute. A taller bar is heavier pressure.
Match replay
91'
1-2
90' Saved Louie Barry 0.02 xG · Regular play · Right footAverage positions
Each starter's average position on the ball, with the number of those actions inside the chip. Both sides attack left to right. Tap a player to see where they actually were.
An average, not a movement map: it says where a player's actions balanced out, not where they ran.
Passing network
Each player at his average position, sized by passes made. Lines join team-mates with 5 or more passes between them (fewer when a side made its first change early), thicker for more. Counted until each side's first substitution. Both sides attack left to right. Tap a player to isolate his links.
Most-connected pairs: Hayden and Chinedu and 3 others, 8 passes each.
Most-connected pair: Bannan and Gray, 3 passes between them.
Tactical battle
43control57

In possession
Field tilt is each side's share of play in the final third.
Out of possession
↓ Lower is better, so the longer bar always wins. PPDA is opponent passes allowed per defensive action.
Carrying
Distances are how far the ball was moved forward, not how far anybody ran.
Beating the press
A take-on is a player going past an opponent with the ball at his feet.
Threat created
xT values where a possession reached; VAEP values every action by how much it shifted the chance of a goal.
Tempo
An attack is direct when it moves upfield quickly rather than through many passes.
The moment that decided it
The goal that swung the win probability the most.
- Score
- 1–1→1–2
- Sheffield Wednesday win chance
- 19%→81%
- xG of the shot
- 0.79
Possession & Passing
Attack
Box & Quality
Defense & Discipline
Half by half
The same match, split at the break. Which half did each side actually win?
First half
Second half
More match stats
Attack
Passing
Duels
Defending
Match summary
Sheffield Wednesday beat Leyton Orient 2-1 at Brisbane Road in the League One. It was 1-1 at half-time. Scorers: J. Olowu (26') for Leyton Orient; C. Slattery (19'), J. Lowe (66' pen) for Sheffield Wednesday. In their last 3 meetings, Leyton Orient have won 0, Sheffield Wednesday 3, with 0 drawn. Full match stats, lineups and player ratings are all on this page.
→ Double chance: draw or Sheffield Wednesday
Why this prediction
The factors the model weighed, each split between the two sides.
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Goal profile
This seasonHow often each side reaches a scoreline, across 13 matches each.
They score
They concede
Heaviest results
best 5-0 (A)·worst 1-3 (H)
best 7-2 (H)·worst 0-2 (A)


























