Portsmouth XI to travel to Gosport Borough for friendly - 600 fans to be allowed in

And once again, Blues fans starved of their footballing fix can attend, with the non-league side permitting 600 spectators into their Privett Park ground for the game (7.45pm).

On Tuesday night, a crowd of 100 were granted access to AFC Totton’s Snows Stadium to see a youthful Blues side, which included Jack Whatmough and Ben Close, draw 2-2.

A Pompey Academy side will today take on AFC Portchester at the Crest Finance Stadium at 3pm – a game that is also open to spectators, with 150 allowed now.

Now details of another run-out for the Blues has been announced, with Southern League premier division south side Gosport this time providing the opposition.

Pompey, who today take on Stevenage (3pm) behind closed doors at the Lamex Stadium in the first round of the Carabao Cup, will be managed by Mark Kelly on Tuesday night.

He’s expected to bring with him another youthful side, but several senior players could also travel as the Blues look to get them some much-needed game time.

Fans are advised to get to Privett Park early and should bring with them a pre-complete track and trace form which can be downloaded from the Gosport Borough website.

Admission is £5, with supporters asked to bring the correct money with them.

There will be no concessions to minimise cash handling.

Meanwhile, under-15s accompanied by an adult will be admitted free of charge.