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    Portsmouth v Swansea Tue 10 Mar 19:45
    First of two away games in four days for the Swans.
    Portsmouth have lost their last two home league games, Sheff Utd and Hull, by a single goal.
    Last time out they drew at Blackburn 1-1.
    Swans will be looking to improve their poor away form.
    Matos will be trying to spread the game time between the squad with the Wrexham game on Friday.

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    Team news

    Swans: Lawrence Vigouroux, Josh Key, Ben Cabango (c), Cameron Burgess, Josh Tymon, Jay Fulton, Goncalo Franco, Ethan Galbraith, Ronald, Jisung Eom, Zan Vipotnik
    Subs: Andy Fisher, Marko Stamenic, Melker Widell, Malick Yalcouye, Gustavo Nunes, Liam Cullen, Leo Walta, Joel Ward, Ollie Cooper

    Portsmouth: Nicolas Schmid, Terry Devlin, Madiodio Dia, Connor Ogilvie, Zak Swanson, Marlon Pack (c), Ebou Adams, Gustavo Caballero, Jacob Brown, Millenic Alli, Colby Bishop
    Subs: Josef Bursik, Jordan Williams, Hayden Matthews, Ibane Bowat, Luke Le Roux, Harvey Blair, John Swift, Adrian Segecic, Conor Chaplin

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    • #3
      Portsmouth 1 (Brown 64’) - Swansea 2 (Galbraith26’, Key 39’)
      A classic game of two- halves. All Swansea first-half and they should have scored more. Two spectacular shots for the Swans goals and they were cruising.
      The game turned when Swans took off Galbraith and Vipotnik and within a few minutes Pompey had scored. From then on it was one way traffic with Swans defending desperately at times.
      However they held out for a much needed away win and a confidence boost for the next match.

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      • #4
        Extended highlights

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        • #5
          Vitor Matos after match reaction

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          • #6
            Match report

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            • #7
              How can Portsmouth be so poor (first-half), then so good (second-half).
              They had us on the ropes but just couldn’t find that second goal.
              That’s their third consecutive home defeat, the first two by the odd goal to the Blades and the Tigers.

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              • #8
                Just seen the highlights boys, two great goals, nice to spread them out. Vips had two good chances as well.
                Under the cosh at the end there but we bravely hung on for the much needed away win.
                Recover ready for Friday and go again for Wrexham, we can do it.

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