Leyton Orient have already been one of the stories of this season's FA Cup, thanks to goalkeeper Josh Keeley, who went up for a stoppage-time corner in their second-round win over Oldham and scored a 99th-minute equaliser to force extra time, then Dan Agyei got their winner in the 121st minute.

Leyton Orient chairman Nigel Travis cannot contain his excitement. On Saturday lunchtime, Travis and his beloved Orient, whom he has supported for 64 years, welcome Manchester City to Brisbane Road in the fourth round of the FA Cup.

Leyton Orient vs Man City prediction 1: City to score 4.5 goals or more 29/10 William Hill Jeremy Doku has been involved in six goals in seven FA Cup matches, with four goals and two assists so he would be a good option to score or assist on Saturday if he is back from injury.