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The club has reached the top flight of English football once in its history, a single season in Division One in 1962–63 which ended in relegation. Leyton Orient's best performance in the FA Cup was in reaching the semi-final stage in 1977–78. [1] This list includes the abandoned 1939–40 season and the unofficial Second World War leagues.
The 1958–59 season was the 60th completed season of The Football League. ... Leyton Orient: 42 14 8 20 71 78 0.910 36 18 ... 1958-59 in English football; References
The 1958–59 season was the 79th season of competitive football in England. ... Leyton Orient: 42 14 8 20 71 78 0.910 36 18 ... 1958–59 in English football.
Since the Fourth Division was established in the 1958–59 season, ... 2nd English title: Relegated: Leeds United ... Leyton Orient: 0–0 3–2 3–1 1–2 3–4 2–0
18 October 1958 Ipswich Town: A 0–0 14,578 13th 25 October 1958 Swansea Town: H 3–2 McGarry (2), McHale 15,629 10th 1 November 1958 Leyton Orient: A 5–2 Howard, McKnight (og), Massie, Hawksworth, McHale 13,828 8th 8 November 1958 Sunderland: H 1–1 Massie 20,301 9th 15 November 1958 Lincoln City: A 1–1 Hawksworth 9,361 9th 22 November ...
November 1958 Leyton Orient: 9: Vic Keeble: CF 32 20 1 33: 20: 1957 Newcastle United: 10: John Dick: IL 41 27 1 42: 27: 1953 Crittall Athletic: 11: Malcolm Musgrove: OL 40 7 1 41: 7: 1953 Lynmouth Colliery Other players with appearances 6: Andy Nelson: LH 12 1 12: 1: 1957 Academy 2: Joe Kirkup: RB 11 11: 1958 Academy 1: Noel Dwyer: GK 10 10: ...
In 1972 Orient achieved one of the most famous results in their history – coming back from 2–0 down to beat Chelsea 3–2 in the FA Cup fifth round. On 28 August 1973, Bobby Fisher became the first black player to represent Orient, and would go on to play 384 times for the club.
Toggle Results subsection. ... During the 1958–59 English football season, ... Leyton Orient March 1958 July 1959 St. Albans City