Pompey Women turn their attention to the FA Women's National League Cup this Sunday as they welcome Chichester to Westleigh Park (2pm kick-off)
The clash is the Blues' third successive home fixture after a draw against Oxford and a victory against Keynsham.
Carly Johns' early strike was cancelled out by forward Shannon Albuery on the half-hour mark to earn Jay Sadler's side a point in the former.
Cherelle Khassal then struck twice, while Hayley Bridge, Shannon Albuery, Tamsin de Bunsen and Emma Jones also found target against Keynsham last weekend.
The last meeting with Chichester & Selsey was back in September 2020, with Pompey falling to a late defeat.
Becki Bath struck back after they had fallen behind to a Megan Fox strike before a goalmouth scramble led to Amber Howden netting the winner for the Sussex outift.
Sunday's visitors sit ninth in the National League standings, with four points picked up from five games.
Their only victory of the season so far came against Oxford, while they also battled from behind to pick up a point against London Bees.
TICKET NEWS
Tickets are available to buy at the Westleigh Park turnstiles on Sunday, with the option of contactless or cash payments.
There will be discounted entry for Pompey season ticket holders and Havant & Waterlooville season ticket holders.
Hot food and other refreshments will be available to buy from the tea bar inside the ground, while supporters can also visit the Westleigh pub before the match.
| Category | Season Ticket Holders | General Admission |
| Adult | £5 | £7 |
| Senior (65+) | £3 | £4 |
| Junior (17 and under) | £2 | £3 |
HOW TO ENTER THE STADIUM
Two turnstiles will be open for Sunday's clash, located to the left-hand side of the car park, next to the Westleigh pub.
If you purchased your ticket online, please have your digital ticket to hand upon entering the stadium. If you do not have this, please provide your name to turnstile operators.
COVID-19 GUIDELINES
Supporters are advised to wear a face covering when moving around the stadium. Fans are also advised to wash or sanitise their hands when inside the stadium.
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