Having established a three point lead at the top of the National League table, the O’s turn their attention to the cup as they prepare to host AFC Telford in the semi-final of the FA Trophy.
Four wins on the spin have put Orient in control of their own fate with nine league games remaining.
Jordan Maguire-Drew was forced off with a calf injury on Tuesday night, halting the youngster’s brilliant form of late.
Jay Simpson may also miss the tie due to a minor hamstring issue sustained against Wrexham last week.
Justin Edinburgh was boosted by James Dayton’s return from the bench midweek and the winger will likely push for minutes as he aims to reach full fitness.
Josh Koroma is another key player who is looking to return from injury. The England-C international will be hoping to re-join the match day squad this weekend.
Selection Headache
Telford sit seventh in the National League North and are the lowest ranked side remaining in the competition.
The Bucks, managed by Gavin Cowan, have already caused many upsets in the competition having eliminated Hartlepool United and Solihull Moors.
Visiting goalkeeper Andy Wycherley has been out of action with an eye injury picked up against Boston United on 2nd March.
Having temporarily lost the sight in his left eye, the 20-year old may not recover in time for the trip to east-London meaning Gavin Cowan would be forced into the emergency loan market.
This is due to the fact that fellow goalkeeper, Josef Bursik, is ineligible for the competition having represented Hednesford Town earlier in the season.
Trophy Tale
Leyton Orient 4-0 Beaconsfield Town (George Elokobi, Craig Clay, James Brophy, Dale Gorman)
Wrexham 0-1 Leyton Orient (Matt Harrold)
Leyton Orient 1-0 Blyth Spartans (Jamie Turley)
Brackley Town 1-2 Leyton Orient (Matt Harrold, Dan Happe)
Travel Guide
The game takes place this Saturday 16th March at the Breyer Group Stadium with kick-off scheduled for 15:00.
If you are going to the match, simply head to Stratford station and take one stop Eastbound on the Central line to Leyton station.
The stadium is no more than a 10-minute walk from the station and is sign posted around the area. Alternatively, you can enter E10 5NF into your phone and follow directions.
