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Leyton Orient midfielder Romain Vincelot is found guilty of deliberating earning a yellow card to trigger a one-match suspension for a Johnstone's Paint Trophy fixture.

Leyton Orient midfielder Romain Vincelot has received an extra one-match ban after being found guilty of deliberating getting booked during the club's FA Cup match with Southport last weekend.

Vincelot picked up his fifth yellow card of the campaign, ensuring that he would miss Orient's Johnstone's Paint Trophy match with Stevenage three days later.

However, the Football Association have found the 28-year-old guilty of deliberately getting himself cautioned, while the Frenchman has also been fined £1,500.

The League One outfit will not appeal the decision, and Vincelot will now miss Saturday's game with Preston North End.

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