Duncan Barkes

Well, we covered their predictions for the last game against Charlton and they got it completely wrong.

They predicted that Pompey would not score and that Charlton would win.

Our Steve Bone went for a sneaky Pompey win, which had him standing out from the crowd of predictions yet again.

So well done, Steve.

Are we taking these two predictions that we're going to lose again and not score a goal again?

Well, you know, fool me once, shame on...

you fool me twice shame on me i don't quite know what that means but um it'll do

Pompey have confirmed that ever-present midfielder Andre Dizel will not be fit again in the short term.

Dizel, who was injured in an apparently innocuous clash with Patrick Bamford in the Sheffield United game, initially wanted to carry on after treatment, but after limping for five minutes found himself unable to walk the injury off and so left the field.

There are reports that he went home wearing a surgical boot.

John Messinio says the club are unable to provide further details about the nature of Dozell's injury but that investigations are ongoing.

There's better news about the injury to Adrian Segacic who also came off during the same game having taken a knock.

Fears that he may have to miss upcoming games were scotched when it was announced that he was on the subs bench for the Charlton game, although in the event he wasn't called upon.

An independent regulatory commission has sanctioned Portsmouth FC and Southampton FC, following the mass confrontation that occurred at their EFL Championship match on Sunday 25 January.

It was alleged that around the 69th minute of the match, both clubs failed to ensure that their players did not behave in an improper and or provocative way.

Portsmouth FC and Southampton FC subsequently admitted the charges against them.

The Regulatory Commission imposed a fine of £50,000 on Southampton FC and a fine of £25,000 on Portsmouth FC, and the written reasons for these decisions can be seen below.

Pompey are desperate to start turning positive performances into points when they make the short trip to London to face Charlton tonight.

With their rivals in the Championship survival battle not playing, it's a golden opportunity for John Massinio's men to stretch their one-point cushion over the bottom three.

They're up against a team that was in a bit of trouble themselves until a recent upturn in form eased the pressure.