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Match Preview: Burton v Pompey

All you need to know about League One contest

13 September 2022

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Burton Albion v Pompey

Pompey will have to guard against complacency when they visit struggling Burton as League One action returns this evening (7.45pm kick-off).

The visitors have enjoyed an unbeaten start to the season, which saw Danny Cowley collect the division’s ‘Manager of the Month’ award.

Their opponents, by contrast, are propping up the rest of the table, having collected a solitary point from their opening seven fixtures.

That came at Accrington last month and saw the Brewers concede twice at the death in a dramatic 4-4 draw.

Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink stepped down as boss eight days ago and has been replaced by his assistant Dino Maamria.

He will not be able to call on the services of Gassan Ahadme, though, with the striker making a deadline day switch to Ipswich.

The former Blues loanee had been Albion’s top scorer with five goals already this term, including a brace in a Papa John’s Trophy win over Leicester U21s.

Both sides won 2-1 on their own patch last term, with Reeco Hackett netting Pompey’s consolation at the Pirelli Stadium.

TEAM NEWS
Louis Thompson (leg) is sidelined for Pompey, while the game likely comes too soon for Jayden Reid (hamstring).

Sam Winnall is expected to make his second debut for the Brewers after returning to the club on a free transfer last week.

VIEW FROM THE DRESSING ROOM
Read the thoughts of Danny Cowley and Owen Dale ahead of the game.

HEAD TO HEAD
Overall
Pompey: 4 wins
Burton: 3 wins
4 draws

On the road
Pompey: 3 wins
Burton: 2 wins
0 draws

TICKETS
Pompey fans can purchase tickets (cash or card) from the ticket windows at the Pirelli Stadium this evening, although prices do increase by £2.

Supporters collecting tickets should visit the window located at the main south end of the ground.

Click here to read a guide provided by our hosts, while the Family Zone welcomes home and away fans on a matchday.

There will be a minute's silence before kick-off to remember Her late Majesty the Queen Elizabeth II, which will be followed by the national anthem.

OFFICIALS
Referee: Rebecca Welch
Assistants: Richard Woodward and Lee Freeman
Fourth Official: Robert Lewis

MATCH COVERAGE
Supporters at home and abroad can watch the contest live by purchasing an iFollow match pass and visiting the match centre.

Domestic iFollow subscribers can also enjoy audio commentary from Andrew Moon and Guy Whittingham as usual, but will need to purchase a match pass if they want to watch the game.

Click here for more information about using iFollow on a matchday and click here for information on downloading the app, so you can access content on your mobile device.

We will have updates throughout the game on Twitter and the match centre. You can also see behind-the-scenes content on our Instagram story.

There will be post-match reaction on the website and our official YouTube channel, with highlights to follow on Wednesday.

Local listeners can hear commentary by tuning in to either Express FM or BBC Radio Solent.

BETTING
Pompey are the 17/20 favourites with VBET to secure all three points, while the hosts can be backed at 29/10.

Click here to find a comprehensive list of odds for this evening’s game. 18+. Please gamble responsibly.

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ALSO IN LEAGUE ONE
All games kick-off at 7.45pm

Barnsley v Port Vale
Charlton v Forest Green
Cheltenham v Cambridge
Ipswich v Bristol Rovers
Lincoln v Derby
MK Dons v Bolton
Morecambe v Sheffield Wednesday
Peterborough v Fleetwood
Plymouth v Oxford
Shrewsbury v Exeter
Wycombe v Accrington

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Match Reports

Burton 0 Pompey 2

Bishop adds to own-goal to seal another Blues win

13 September 2022

Dane Scarlett celebrates after Pompey take the lead at Burton Albion
Photo: Simon Davies/Pro Sports Images

Pompey struck twice in the second half to continue their excellent start to the season with victory at struggling Burton.

They had to remain patient before getting a stroke of luck when Sam Hughes turned the ball into his own net.

The winless Brewers then had a goal disallowed before Colby Bishop struck to reward the large travelling faithful.

Danny Cowley made one enforced change from the side that beat Peterborough on home soil 10 days earlier.

Joe Rafferty missed out with a stomach problem, so Connor Ogilvie – who was absent from the Posh contest after becoming a father – filled in at right-back.

Before kick-off, a minute's silence was held to remember Her late Majesty the Queen Elizabeth II, which was followed by the national anthem.

Pompey started brightly and were looking to commit plenty of men forward in the contest’s opening stages.

And they almost had an opening when Dane Scarlett beat a couple of challenges before flashing a shot inches past the post.

Ogilvie then sent a superb cross towards the back post, where a Ronan Curtis header was blocked by Tom Hamer.

The danger was not over for the Brewers, however, and Ben Garratt did well to scoop the loose ball clear before Bishop could pounce.

But the match began to fade after that bright start and a number of niggly fouls halted the visitors’ flow.

Owen Dale livened things up by cutting onto his left foot and fizzing in a shot that was deflected narrowly wide.

The resulting corner eventually found its way to Curtis on the edge of the box, but he was unable to make a clean connection and the ball bobbled past the post.

There had been little to trouble the Blues at the other end, although a stray Josh Griffiths clearance found Joe Powell and Sean Raggett had to come to the rescue with a timely block.

Half Time: Burton 0 Pompey 0

There was controversy shortly after the restart when a teasing Ogilvie delivery had to be turned behind for a corner.

When the ball was sent into the box there looked to be shoves on a couple of Pompey players, but referee Robert Lewis was not interested.

So the visitors would have been particularly frustrated if Davis Keillor-Dunn’s effort moments later had curled the right side of the post.

Pompey were showing more ambition, though, and Dale did brilliantly to skip past a couple of challenges on the right.

Garratt was unable to keep hold of the winger’s cross, but did well to get to the loose ball before Bishop.

And the deadlock was broken soon after, with Marlon Pack combining well with Ogilvie on the right and sending in a low delivery.

The intended target was Scarlett at the near post, but the ball flew past him and ricocheted into the net off unfortunate defender HUGHES.

Pompey kept pushing in search of more goals and a long-range attempt from Ogilvie fizzed just past the post.

Scarlett did have the ball in the net with a neat finish on 65 minutes, but Lewis decided he had committed a foul in the build-up.

Burton started to show some more urgency and a long throw into the box from Hamer should have led to the equaliser.

The ball was flicked on towards Sam Winnall at the back post, but the striker somehow failed to find the target from just a couple of yards out.

Cowley responded with a double substitution to bring some fresh legs onto the pitch, as Scarlett and Curtis made way for Joe Pigott and Josh Koroma.

It looked as though the Brewers had finally made their late pressure count, when Musatpha Carayol burst through a couple of players and teed-up Victor Adeboyejo to bend the ball home.

The home faithful saw their celebrations cut short, though, when they spotted a flag raised for offside.

And Pompey rubbed salt into the wound by making sure of the points soon after, as a Dale delivery was neatly flicked home by BISHOP.

Burton (3-4-3): Garratt; Hughes, Brayford (c), Borthwick-Jackson; Hamer, Taylor (Thorpe 84), Butcher (Winnall 69), Keillor-Dunn (Carayol 69); Powell, Gilligan (Oshilaja 73), Adeboyejo
Booked: Gilligan, Taylor
Subs not used: Sinisalo, Onyango, Lakin

Pompey (4-4-2): Griffiths; Ogilvie, Morrison, Raggett, Robertson (c); Dale (Hackett 87), Pack, Lowery, Curtis (Koroma 77); Scarlett (Pigott 77), Bishop (Mingi 88)
Goals: Hughes 59 (og), Bishop 86
Booked: Raggett
Subs not used: Oluwayemi, Swanson, Morrell

Referee: Robert Lewis

Attendance: 2,945 (1,000 Pompey fans)

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