Pompey fans have enjoyed some memorable away days when following the Blues.
Bradford on the final day of the 2002-03 title-winning season, victory at Manchester United in the quarter-final of the 2007-08 FA Cup, securing promotion from League Two at Notts County in 2017, beating Sunderland at Wembley on penalties in the 2019 Checkatrade Trophy final.
They’re just some of the famous road trips the Fratton faithful reminded us of when we asked them to name their favourite Blues away days on our Facebook page: Portsmouth FC - The News.
But believe it or not, none of them feature in our top-10 jaunts loved by Pompey supporters.
Indeed, there’s a host of others which fans hold dear to their heart, which demonstrates just how awesome it is to follow the mighty Blues.
See if you can guess them before scrolling through our gallery.
Note: This is just a poll we’ve conducted on Facebook and is not an ‘official’ list of Pompey’s most memorable away days.
Also, the ones chosen are placed in no particular order.
Hopefully, they’ll bring back some happy memories!
5. Plymouth (A) - May 14, 1983
Pompey player of the year Alan Biley fired home from eight yards that day as the Blues secured their first title since 1962. Writing on Facebook, Duncan Fitch said: 'Plymouth away 1983 when we won the third division. The whole of Devon was taken over for the weekend!!' | Iconic Media Group
6. Liverpool (Highbury) - April 15, 1992
It was Pompey's first FA Cup semi-final in 43 years, with second division Pompey standing toe-to-toe with a giant of the game on one of the world's biggest stages. Blues fans came armed to the teeth with ticker-tape, with some carrying whole bin bags full of the stuff to the bemusement of the police carrying out searches at the turnstiles. For five unforgettable minutes the travelling Fratton faithful were all in football paradise thanks to Darren Anderton's 11th-minute strike. The came Ronnie Whelan's tap-in as the game finished 1-1. | Iconic Media Group
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7. Southampton (A) - February 13, 2010
Pompey defied the odds by beating Southampton in the fifth round of the FA Cup on this day. It’s definitely a day that will forever be in Pompey Folklore. Set amid a backdrop of winding-up petitions, High Court summonses, Premier League points deductions, big money exits and no league wins in seven, Avram Grant’s bottom-placed side were poised for a hiding for nothing when they travelled to St Mary's. However, the team that day returned home as supreme heroes as they provided the Fratton faithful some much-needed respite from the turmoil that was engulfing the club. Goals from loanee Quincy Owusu-Abeyie (66 minutes), Aruna Dindane (75), Nadir Belhadj (82) and Jamie O’Hara (85) put Southampton to the sword and reaffirmed who was and remains the biggest club in Hampshire. | AFP via Getty Images
8. Middlesbrough (A) - February 26, 1992
On this midweek night, Pompey beat Middlesbrough 4-2 at Ayresome Park in an FA Cup fifth-round replay. Two goals from Colin Clarke and Darren Anderton secured Jim Smith's side the victory, with Anderton stunning the home fans when he scored direct from a corner-kick! | Getty Images