Leyton Orient vs Carlisle United. Sky Bet League Two.
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Tuesday 29 September 2015 23:20, UK
Goals by Derek Asamoah and Antony Sweeney plundered three points for Carlisle United from a 2-1 win at Leyton Orient.
Home skipper Mathieu Baudry had levelled Asamoah's strike but Sweeney decided the match.
All three goals came in a lively second half which also saw Cumbrians boss Keith Curle and Orient assistant manager Andy Hessenthaler sent to the stands after an eyeball-to-eyeball touchline confrontation.
Asamoah opened the scoring on 62 minutes against the run of play when he raced onto Gary Dicker's through-ball to deliver a cool finish into the net.
By then Orient had struck the woodwork on three occasions but Baudry gave them renewed heart with a powerful header following a Dean Cox corner on 64 minutes.
Then came the managerial spat but it was Sweeney that was to have the last word when he struck the winner on 72 minutes. His first shot was blocked by a defender but he made no mistake with the rebound.
Orient pressed forward in search of a leveller but the visitors' massed defensive ranks allowed them to hang on for the win.
