Supersub Brady rescues Hull in extra time

Leyton Orient 0 Hull 1

Supersub Brady rescues Hull in extra time
Tue, 27 Aug, 2013 - 23:13

Leyton Orient 0 Hull 1

Republic of Ireland fringe player Robbie Brady came off the bench to secure Hull a scarcely-deserved Capital One Cup extra-time victory at Leyton Orient this evening.

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CourtsSoccerHeathrowPlace: east LondonPlace: Republic of IrelandPerson: BradyPerson: Robbie BradyPerson: Steve BrucePerson: Romain VincelotPerson: David MeylerPerson: Yohann LasimantPerson: VincelotPerson: BrucePerson: Moses OdubajoPerson: Lloyd James'Person: Steve HarperPerson: David MooneyPerson: Kevin LisbiePerson: HarperPerson: JamesPerson: MooneyPerson: Scott CuthbertPerson: CoxPerson: MeylerPerson: OrientPerson: Joe DudgeonPerson: LisbiePerson: OdubajoPerson: Conor TownsendPerson: Calaum Jahraldo-MartinPerson: LasimantPerson: Paul McShanePerson: Alex BrucePerson: Aaron McLeanPerson: Jamie JonesPerson: Matty FryattPerson: FryattPerson: Gavin WardEvent: Capital One CupOrganisation: HullOrganisation: Leyton OrientOrganisation: Republic of IrelandOrganisation: CityOrganisation: NorwichOrganisation: OrientOrganisation: League OneOrganisation: OsOrganisation: TigersOrganisation: CharltonOrganisation: Premier LeagueOrganisation: Manchester United
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