American keeper Duncan Turnbull replaced Craig MacGillivray at half-time at Privett Park. Picture: Sarah Standing (010920-6430)American keeper Duncan Turnbull replaced Craig MacGillivray at half-time at Privett Park. Picture: Sarah Standing (010920-6430)
American keeper Duncan Turnbull replaced Craig MacGillivray at half-time at Privett Park. Picture: Sarah Standing (010920-6430)

Gosport Borough 0-4 Portsmouth: Picture gallery from Privett Park friendly

Check out our pictures from Pompey’s friendly victory against Gosport Borough on Tuesday night.
By Mark McMahon
Published 2nd Sep 2020, 13:00 BST
Updated 2nd Sep 2020, 13:12 BST

The Blues ran out comfortable 4-0 winners, despite fielding two completely different teams in each half.

Ronan Curtis put Kenny Jackett’s side ahead in the first half, before a double from Reeco Hackett-Fairchild and a late Ryan Williams goals sealed the win.

Ronan Curtis opened the scoring for Pompey at Gosport Borough. Picture: Sarah Standing (010920-6891)

1. Ronan Curtis

Ronan Curtis opened the scoring for Pompey at Gosport Borough. Picture: Sarah Standing (010920-6891) Photo: Sarah Standing

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Captain Tom Naylor started in the centre of midfield alongside Bryn Morris. Picture: Sarah Standing (010920-6818)

2. Tom Naylor

Captain Tom Naylor started in the centre of midfield alongside Bryn Morris. Picture: Sarah Standing (010920-6818) Photo: Sarah Standing

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Sean Raggett brings the ball out of defence. Picture: Sarah Standing (010920-6802)

3. Sean Raggett

Sean Raggett brings the ball out of defence. Picture: Sarah Standing (010920-6802) Photo: Sarah Standing

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John Marquis started up front for the 4-0 win against Gosport Borough. Picture: Sarah Standing (010920-6799)

4. John Marquis

John Marquis started up front for the 4-0 win against Gosport Borough. Picture: Sarah Standing (010920-6799) Photo: Sarah Standing

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