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.
13. SUB 2: Lee Brown
Brown found himself as second choice behind Seddon for much of the remaining part of the season. The left-back amassed 131 appearances for the Blues over three-and-a-half years before joining AFC Wimbledon in January. He has played 10 times since his arrival late on in the transfer window. Photo: Graham Hunt
14. SUB 3: Paul Downing
Downing was earmarked as one of the men to replace the void left by Matt Clarke but only managed to play 27 times for Pompey. The centre-back was loaned out to Rochdale in January but injuries have again hampered his progress. He made his first appearance on Tuesday night for the first time in over a month. Photo: Graham Hunt
15. SUB 4: Marcus Harness
Marcus Harness was the third member of the current squad to feature in the Blues’ last game before the Covid enforced break. The 26-year-old is currently having his best season in a Pompey shirt and has flourished under Danny Cowley. Photo: Nigel Keene
16. SUB 5: Gareth Evans
He was a fans favourite at Pompey and played 218 times for the Blues - scoring 28 times during that period. He returned to Bradford later that summer and has been given a new lease of life under new boss Mark Hughes, featuring in the Bantams’ last five games after being resigned to spending the majority of the current season on the bench under Derek Adams. Photo: Graham Hunt