Much-needed redevelopment work has taken place all across the Blues’ home in recent years, with significant reprofiling in the North & South stands as well as the Milton End.
The £11.5m project, which looks set to cost £12m once work is completed in January 2024, will see the old girl’s capacity climb back to more than 20,000.
Despite work originally starting in the North Stand upper in 2021, major work in the lower section, along with the South Stand, took place throughout the 2022 off-season.
Work then began on the Milton End last November, which has since been ramped up following this season’s conclusion.
With major reprofiling of Pompey’s home taking place, we’ve taken a look at the best 29 photos over the past year which captures the redevelopment work.
21. Fratton Park redevelopment
Following the conclusion of the 2022-23 season, work began on the western side of the Milton End. The control box in the north western side of the ground has also been demolished. Photo: Sarah Standing
22. Fratton Park redevelopment
Photos taken outside of the Milton End this week show the progress of the new facilities in the south eastern are of the ground now have a mock Tudor design on the outside. Photo: Sarah Standing
23. Fratton Park redevelopment
The north western corner of the Fratton Park will be filled it to increase the capacity to approximately 20,000. Photo: Habibur Rahman
24. Fratton Park redevelopment
Recent photos inside Fratton Park show the extent of redevelopment work taking place since the season's conclusion. Photo: Habibur Rahman