Cisak called up again
Leyton Orient goalkeeper Alex Cisak forced into action against Wycombe Wanderers (pic: Simon O'Connor). - Credit: Archant
Australian set to miss Notts County clash so Charlie Grainger will deputise again
Charlie Grainger made his debut for Orient at Luton (pic: Simon O'Connor) - Credit: Archant
Leyton Orient will be without goalkeeper Alex Cisak for their clash with Notts County at Brisbane Road on October 3 after the Australian received another international call-up.
The 26-year-old was selected for the Socceroos previous squad for their matches against Bangladesh and Tajikistan earlier this month.
Although the Orient stopper didn’t play in either game, he was on the bench for both matches. He missed the O’s Johnstone’s Paint Trophy clash at Luton Town and the League Two away fixture with Exeter City whilst with Australia.
Charlie Grainger deputised for the former Burnley custodian, but he was unable to prevent Ian Hendon’s side losing 2-1 in the cup and 4-0 in the league.
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And Cisak will be jet setting again after being called up for Australia’s FIFA World Cup qualifier against Jordan in Amman on Thursday, October 8.
He will fly out to join his international team mates on October 3, however, for a training camp taking place that weekend.
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The Orient number one is likely to be back for their clash with Crawley Town on October 10 at Broadfield Stadium because he will fly back to London on October 9.
It is a blow for Hendon’s men, but offers up another opportunity to Grainger and he’ll be determined to bounce back after the defeat at Exeter last time out.