Lateon Orient’s star, Donley, was not enough to strike Manchester City

Jimmy Donley, striker of Lighton Orient, says his wonders against Manchester City would have been counted for more if his team had been annoyed by the FA Cup.

The amazing effort of 45 yards will decrease technically as a goal of the city goalkeeper Stefan Ortega, but Tottenham’s man who deserves all the credit. His shot flew over the head of the goalkeeper, hit the bar and hit the legs of Ortega before entering.

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Today’s match (BBCMOTD) February 8, 2025

Legue One Side Orient has led the Premier League champions for the next 40 minutes before visitors returned to the goal of Abdel Hasanat Joseanov before seeing Jack Grilliche, Kevin de Bruyne City through 2-1.

“I thought we had a good success. We knew it would be a truly difficult game. I thought we presented a good description of ourselves. It is disappointing to lose but I am proud of children,” Donley told the BBC.

He added on his goal: “I know that I hit the target well. I knew that he fell to me well. I saw him from his plan and fortunately he entered. It would be a happy moment. It would have been more beautiful if we won. It was disappointing we lost but it was a good moment.

“They are a big team, they haven’t done what they have in recent years, but you can see the quality they enjoy.”

Louis is comfortable with the city through

Rico Lewis, whose shot was hit by Josaanov, acknowledged the wrong house goalkeeper Josh Kelly and went to a level, and the city was seriously tested on the Brisbane Road.

He said: “The credit in Leytun Orient made it difficult for us to play. It is easy to say it is more strict than you think, but we all know it is difficult. The crowd is right.

“The season did not spoil how we wanted it. In every game now, as long as we won, this may be a great season for us.”