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Scholar Sam Dalby joined the elusive list of youngest players to make their debut for Leyton Orient last night after coming on as a substitute in the 3-1 Checkatrade Trophy victory over Stevenage.
The first-year scholar replaced Jordan Bowery on the 74th minute to make his debut at the age of 16 years and 226 days.
The striker now ranks as the sixth youngest player to have made their debut for the O’s, one spot below fellow academy scholar Myles Judd by only 37 days.
Paul Went continues to top the list having made his maiden appearance at the age of 15 years and 327 days, with Tommy Taylor in second place on 15 years and 334 days.
A list of the ten youngest players to have made their Orient debuts can be seen below:
| PLAYER | AGE | |
| Paul Went |
15 years and 327 days |
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| Tommy Taylor |
15 years and 334 days | |
| Chris Bart-Williams |
16 years and 131 days | |
| Mark Smith |
16 years and 144 days | |
| Myles Judd |
16 years and 189 days | |
| Sam Dalby |
16 years and 226 days | |
| John Martin |
16 years and 280 days | |
| Brian Saah |
16 years and 285 days | |
| Gaby Zakuani |
16 years and 291 days | |
| John Chiedozie |
16 years and 324 days |
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