Welcome to the fifth edition of our EFL League Two review series for the 2019\/20 season. This week, we take a closer look at Crawley Town’s comeback against Leyton Orient and Grimsby Town’s thrashing of Port Vale.<\/p>\n
Ollie Palmer came back to haunt old side Leyton Orient with a quickfire brace to hand Crawley all three points at the Breyer Group Stadium.<\/p>\n
Josh Wright’s stunning effort into the top corner gave the O’s the lead but they were pegged back just seven minutes later when Nathan Ferguson rattled home a loose ball.<\/p>\n
Lee Angol scored from the penalty spot to restore Orient’s lead just after the break, but substitute Palmer then struck twice in two minutes – firstly powering his way around the home defence and finishing past Dean Brill and then tapping Reece Grego-Cox’s cross into an empty net.<\/p>\n
A fabulous second-half performance from Grimsby saw them score four times to hammer Port Vale 5-2 at home.<\/p>\n
David Worrall put the visitors in front before Jordan Cook ensured that the honours were even at half-time.<\/p>\n
Grimsby then eased ahead early in the second half through goals from Moses Ogbu and Matt Green, but Vale remained in the game and pulled one back via Nathan Smith.<\/p>\n
The hosts roared once more though, and two more goals late on from Luke Waterfall and James Hanson secured a big home win for the Mariners.<\/p>\n