SHREWSBURY, ENGLAND – AUGUST 31: Sean Clare of Leyton Orient in the course of the Sky Wager League One match between Shrewsbury City FC and Leyton Orient FC at Montgomery Waters Meadow on August 31, 2024 in Shrewsbury, England. (Photograph by James Baylis – AMA/Getty Photos)Sean Clare made a second-half entrance and turned hero as Leyton Orient pulled off an exciting 4-3 comeback win in opposition to Barnsley in League One on Friday at Brisbane Street.Trailing 2-0 at halftime after a first-half brace from Stephen Humphrys, Orient supervisor Richie Wellens turned to Clare, who changed Darren Pratley on the break. The change sparked life into the hosts.Ethan Galbraith pulled one again within the 51st minute, just for Davis Keillor-Dunn to revive Barnsley’s two-goal lead within the sixty fourth. However the sport turned on its head in a wild ten-minute stretch.Charlie Kelman netted within the 68th, then arrange Clare for the equaliser 4 minutes later, his third league purpose of the season. The English-Ghanaian defender timed his run completely and buried a low strike to make it 3-3.Two minutes later, Omar Beckles slammed dwelling the winner following a nook to finish the comeback.The outcome narrows the head-to-head hole between the perimeters and boosts Leyton Orients momentum heading into their subsequent match in opposition to Cambridge United.
Sean Clare sparks comeback as Leyton Orient edge Barnsley in seven-goal thriller
