A goal from Sean Raggett and an own goal from Harry Souttar shared the points as the Blues looked to bounce back in their promotion charge following defeat at Peterborough the previous fixture.
The Premier League and Football League programme would subsequently be suspended, primarily after Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta fell ill.
This week marks the second anniversary of lockdown’s subsequent enforcement.
We take a look at the final squad Kenny Jackett named before what proved to be a four-month break for Pompey – and where they are now.
Here’s what we found.
9. LM: Ronan Curtis
The Irishman was another of the three men involved against Fleetwood who are currently still playing at Pompey. Now into his fourth season at Fratton Park, Curtis has only managed to score seven times this term making it his worst goal tally since his arrival, but has still been a key part in Danny Cowley's side this season. Photo: PinPeP
10. CAM: Andy Cannon
Cannon was recalled for the clash against Fleetwood after missing the Blues previous two games. The 26-year-old would feature heavily during the 2020-21 season playing 49 times, while only scoring in two of those games. After being released last summer, he joined Hull where, despite finding the net on his debut, has only played 11 times to date. Photo: Joe Pepler
11. ST: Ellis Harrison
Harrison would often find himself as second choice behind John Marquis and never really got going at Pompey. The 28-year-old played 84 times scoring 20 goals during his two-and-half year stay. After joining Fleetwood in January, he has featured heavily for the Cod Army and has found the net three times in 12 games. Photo: PinPeP
12. SUB 1: Craig MacGillivray
Despite being the regular first-choice keeper for much of his Pompey career, the Scot was second fiddle to Alex Bass for much of the start of 2020. MacGilivray would go on to regain his number one shirt for the 2020-21 season but would be another to leave after failing to renegotiate a new deal last summer. The 29-year-old signed for Charlton and has had an impressive spell at the Valley playing 38 times to date. Photo: Nigel Keene