Det så godt ud for en måned siden
Men nu ser det i den grad noget udfordret ud og OPTA stats har vores sandsynlighed for at gå ned med 36%, men dog stadig Oxford og Leicester dom de to hold der skal følge med Sheffield W ned i League One.
Pompey havde 27 afslutninger på mål til en samlet Xg på 1,72, det vil sige her afslutning i snit var på 0,06 hvilket ikke er imponerende og vi er nok flere der tænker hvor skal de point komme fra. For de offensive kort er ikke stærke.
Det får mig til at tænke på denne legendariske scene fra Blues Brothers, hvor det lykkedes brødrene at komme ud af suppedasen, men hvordan kommer Pompey ud af suppedasen
Det er det gode spørgsmål, for ses der på OPTAs analyse så giver de følgende point
51,29 Blackburn
50,17 Portsmouth
49,93 WBA
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49,87 Leicester
48,72 Oxford
0 Sheffield W
Så hvor skal Pompey hente 11-12 point i de sidste 9 kampe?
Official kamprapport
Championship, Fratton Park, 16. marts 2026
Portsmouth – Derby
8 min 0-1 Szmodics
Pompey (4-2-3-1): Schmid; Devlin, Poole, Ogilvie, Swanson (Shaughnessy 63); Pack (c), Adams (Bishop 77); Alli (Segečic 77), Chaplin (Swift 63), Caballero; Brown (Kirk 83)
Bænken: Bursik, Williams, Dia, Le Roux, Segecic, Shaughnessy, Bishop, Kirk
Gule kort: Chaplin, Swift
Tilskuere: 19,253 (1,311 away fans)
Portsmouth player Conor Shaughnessy
“It’s a tough one to take. We know where we are right now and we know exactly what we have to do.
“We’re in a real battle now and so we need to show a lot of fight and character to bounce back and get out of this position.
“It was a frustrating game because we played well in parts, but obviously not where it counts in the final third.
“Things didn’t fall for us, although we have to give Derby credit because I thought they defended their box really well.
“They’re a big, physical side and did the nasty side of the game really well, but we also needed to do more to put the ball in the back of the net.
“The focus is now fully on the next match and trying to win it – that’s what we’re all concentrating on now.
“It’s easy when you’re winning, but all the players and staff need to pull together because this is when you find out who really wants it.”
Portsmouth manager John Mousinho
“There’s a sense of déjà vu from the Sheffield United and Hull games because once again we were in control.
“We got into some really good areas and were ultimately let down by the quality of that final ball or our decision making.
When we got deliveries into the box, we weren’t quite there to meet them, while when we did have bodies present, we’d send it into the keeper’s arms.
“It was a frustrating night. We played well for large parts and did 90 percent of the things we’re asking of the boys.
“There’s something I’ve obviously got to solve between now and Saturday. We’ve tried different combinations and looked to mix it up and it’s just not clicking.
“The situation isn’t great and we need to show a sense of urgency, but we don’t need to panic because we’re still outside the bottom three with a game in hand.
“The simple fact is that we have to find a way to go and win at the weekend and there are some huge contests coming up.
“Something has to change – and that’s us putting the ball in the back of the net. We’re creating pressure and looking to play, so everyone can sense the frustration.
“The fans know what we’re trying to achieve and we share their worry, but that support is absolutely huge and we need it.”