To mark the 10th anniversary since the historic stadium reopened, each team that has played there has seen its colours light up the famous arch in north-west London.
The Blues have made five appearances at Wembley since the refurbishment.
On their new Wembley debut in 2008, Pompey beat West Brom 1-0 in the semi-final of the FA Cup, courtesy of Nwankwo Kanu’s 54th-minute strike.
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Harry Redknapp’s men then famously returned to the home of English football to face Cardiff City one month later for the silverware.
Kanu’s first-half goal was enough to win the Blues their first FA Cup since 1939.
The game was attended by 89,874 – the largest-ever crowd at the stadium for a football match.
The epic triumph set up a date with Premier League champions Manchester United in August 2008 for the Community Shield.
The game ended stalemate after extra-time and the Red Devils won 3-1 on penalties.
In 2010, the Blues again played twice at the home of English football in the FA Cup.
Despite a tough season in the Premier League, Pompey beat Spurs 2-0 after extra-time. Frédéric Piquionne and Kevin-Prince Boateng were on the scoresheet for Avram Grant’s side.
They returned to Wembley to face Chelsea after already being relegated from the top flight but were beaten 1-0.
Gosport Borough’s colours also shone on the arch.
Alex Pike’s side reached the FA Trophy final in 2014 but lost 4-0 to Cambridge United.