We will have a minimum of two minutes of added time before the end of the first half.

Leyton Orient come close with a decent opportunity to double their lead.

Crawley attack but lose out and the O's counter attack with real pace.

The ball eventually works its way out to Dan Agyei in space on the right but he takes a really heavy touch and can't catch the ball as Crawley keeper Jojo Wollacott gathers.

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Leyton Orient's Ollie O'Neill is played through on goal and the winger is challenged by Crawley's goalkeeper JoJo Wollacott after taking his shot.

The Crawley keeper is shown a yellow card for the attempt and the resulting free kick by the home side is fired into the wall and cleared.

Leyton Orient striker Dan Agyei has a shot blocked and then picks up the ball on the right and drives into the box.

He then flashes a shot across the face of goal, missing narrowly but it had Crawley keeper Jojo Wollacott worried for a second.

Crawley Town's Charlie Barker whips a dangerous looping cross into the box with defenders scrambling to try and head it away first.

However, the pass falls to Will Swan who from close range fires an attempt at goal but it is well saved by Orient keeper Josh Keeley.

Crawley's Tyreece John-Jules cuts infield from the left and fires an attempt goal-bound towards the far post.

His effort is palmed away by Orient stopper Josh Keeley who clears the danger.

No signs of a slow start this Boxing Day.

Crawley defender Toby Mullarkey is called into action and has to clear an attempt off the line inside the opening moments.

It's a decent start so far by the Red Devils.

We are underway!

Boxing Day football in League One getting started at the the Gaughan Group Stadium, good to have you with us!

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Bristol Rovers will have a set of extra keen eyes in the stands at St James' Park.

New boss Inigo Calderon will be watching his squad as they take on Exeter City this Boxing Day afternoon.

Former Brighton defender Calderon has been Albion's under-18's manager since the start of the 2023-24 season and now takes on the task of reversing the Gas' downward spiral towards the relegation zone.

You can read all about his appointment here.

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Crawley Town make four changes to the starting XI that fell to a 1-0 defeat to Birmingham just before the Christmas celebrations began.

Jack Roles and Tyreece John-Jules join Will Swan to form the attacking line-up while Bradley Ibrahim and Rushian Hepburn-Murphy are included in the midfield quartet.

Neither Harry Forster or Ade Adeyemo make the matchday squad after going off during Monday's game with a groin injury and concussion respectively.

Ronan Darcy is also omitted from the squad amid January transfer rumours.

Panutche Camara and Tola Showunmi are available from the bench.

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There's no changes to the starting XI for Leyton Orient after their 4-0 victory over Barnsley on Saturday.

They are, however, the substitutes bench has two new additions.

Midfielder Dom Ball is back after missing the trip on the weekend while defender Sean Clare returns from injury to be included in the squad for the first time since early October.

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Leyton Orient have won each of their last three league games against Crawley Town without conceding a goal in the process.

Richie Wellens' in-form Os have won three games in their last five and that form has taken them up to 15th in the division, six points off the top six, but creating a bit of daylight on the bottom four.

Rob Elliot's Red Devils sit inside that relegation zone and 21st in the division, a win today could lift them out of the drop zone if results elsewhere go their way.

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Good tidings one and all!

Traditionally, Boxing Day is a time to eat the Christmas leftovers, enjoy your presents and - for football fanatics - settle in for a jam-packed day of live sport.

Today's action kicks off with Leyton Orient hosting Crawley Town in League One, with the rest of the third and fourth tier set to face off at 15:00 GMT.

We will be here to bring you through each trial and tribulation of all 48 clubs in their penultimate matches of the year.

Got the Turkey sandwiches ready?

Let's get started, shall we...