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Under 18s manager Mikey Harris previews Pompey academy's FA Youth Cup third round clash with Newcastle at Fratton Park on Friday evening.

The Blues cruised into the third round stage of the competition by virtue of their 5-0 win over Eastleigh in round one, as well as their 2-0 second round triumph against Met Police.

And against Newcastle they will surely be facing their sternest test so far, with the Magpies boasting the prestigious category one status of academies.

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Pompey striker Michael Smith 'treated' the fans to an impromptu drum set at Southsea common for the Blues' Sky Bet League Two title coronation.

What he may have lacked in ability, he more than compensated for in enthusiasm, and concluded with a well-placed dab to finish.

The look on his teammates' faces says it all.

Conor Chaplin's hat-trick in the Blues' 7-3 FA Youth Cup second round mauling of Thamesmead.

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A short snippet of manager Paul Cook's pre-match Pompey Player thoughts ahead of Saturday's Fratton Park clash with Carlisle United.

Full Carlisle preview - featuring an exclusive chat with Ben Davies, the full words of Cook and highlights of last year's 3-0 Fratton win - now available on Pompey Player: http://www.player.portsmouthfc.co.uk/...

The goals from Pompey's Sky Bet League Two play-off semi-final first leg 2-2 draw with Plymouth Argyle, with commentary from Express FM/Pompey Player.

The game was filled with drama, as The Blues took the lead through Marc McNulty with just three minutes gone, after his strike wrong-footed Luke McCormick.

They were pegged back just five minutes later, as Jamille Matt netted to restore parity.

World War Three threatened to erupt at pitch-side at the 10-minute mark, after a tussle involving Danny Hollands, Matt and Michael Doyle.

After provocation from Doyle, the Plymouth striker appeared to stick his hands down the back of the Pompey skipper’s shorts and headbutt him.

The referee awarded nothing for the incident, however, and an enraged Paul Cook and Paul Wootton – Argyle’s assistant manager – were both sent to the stands after their conduct in the technical area.

In typical fashion, Matt was then the man to give The Pilgrims the lead after 18 minutes, as he smartly executed an overhead kick to beat on-loan Bournemouth keeper Ryan Allsop.

Whilst questions persisted about whether the Jamaican forward should still have been on the pitch, Gary Roberts earned a draw for The Blues soon after the break, as he coolly placed his penalty beyond McCormick.

The result means Pompey will take a 2-2 draw into Sunday’s second leg at Home Park.

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The fourth and final inductee into the Pompey Hall of Fame 'Class of 2016' is Bulgarian striker Svetoslav Todorov.

Todorov will be best remembered for scoring the goal that secured promotion to the Premier League in 2003.

In front of a packed crowd, he struck in the 73rd minute against Burnley before disappearing into the Fratton End, where he was mobbed by supporters.

That was one of 26 goals that Toddy – as he was affectionately known – would bag that season to finish as Division One’s top scorer.

Unfortunately, a serious knee injury on the eve of the following campaign meant that having done so much to get them to the promised land, he would make just 31 more appearances for Pompey.

Toddy remained a much-loved figure, however, and scored a total of 33 goals in 83 games before leaving for Charlton in 2007.

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The Inside Out cameras were a-rolling before during and after Pompey's visit to Home Park to play Plymouth, and it's always interesting to see what delights they pick up.

Aside from the usual sights on the field, it's often worth a look into the stands to see what's going on ahead of kick-off.

And when Depeche Mode's 1981 classic 'Just Can't Get Enough' started playing over the Home Park sound system, that was all the encouragement a trio of Blues fans needed to have a good old fashioned boogie.

Routine needs a bit of work though, lads.

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