Man City boss Pep Guardiola apologises for 'offending' Leyton Orient fans after FA Cup win
The League One side more commonly known as 'Orient' gave Manchester City an almighty scare in the FA Cup on Saturday. A stunner put the hosts ahead, with Jamie Donley's long-range effort bouncing off the crossbar and going in off goalkeeper Stefan Ortega, who was credited with an own goal.
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Manchester City saw £63m of January signings show their potential in separate halves of their FA Cup win at Leyton Orient.
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