Leyton Orient's frustration on home turf continued as play-off chasing Ebbsfleet earned a point from a 1-1 draw at the Matchroom Stadium.
Orient, without a win in Leyton since December, were left cursing early on as Corey Whitely fired past Dean Brill to give Ebbsfleet a 15th-minute lead.
Justin Edinburgh's men did not have to wait too long for their equaliser as, with 31 minutes played, James Brophy latched on to an excellent Sam Ling pass before drilling the ball in off Kenny Clark.
Josh Koroma, who had gone close in the earliest exchanges, fizzed a free-kick just inches wide of a post before the hour mark.
Brophy continued to be a menace to the visiting Fleet defence, but he could not make a late impact.
English National League Standings
| POS | Team | GP | GD | PTS |
|---|
Conference News
![]()
English games reporting hate crimes spikes 47%
The number of football matches in England and Wales where hate crime incidents were reported increased by 47% in the 2018-19 season.
![]()
Man United 'Class of 92' stars celebrate Salford City promotion
Goals from Emmanuel Dieseruvwe, Carl Piergianni and Ibou Touray mean Salford are elevated to the fourth tier of English football for the first time.
![]()
The Chesterfield Paradox: Club on simultaneous terrible AND brilliant runs
Chesterfield's recent results have thrown up some mind-bending contradictions that make it hard to know what to believe anymore.
![]()
Club unveils new hot dog-themed kit and club motto: 'You'll Never Pork Alone'
English non-league club AFC Bedale have revealed a new hot dog-themed kit that comes with 'the works' -- a swirl of ketchup and a dollop of mustard.
![]()
Tranmere Rovers back in Football League after dramatic playoff victory
James Norwood's late header clinched 10-man Tranmere's return to the Football League after a 2-1 win against Boreham Wood at Wembley.
![]()
Manchester United legends' Salford City sack joint managers
A statement from the club said Anthony Johnson and Bernard Morley were leaving due to "irreconcilable differences around personal terms."
