What a campaign it’s been for Pompey.
John Mousinho’s men completed their Championship survival mission with two games to spare - an incredible feat given they won just one of their first 15 games this term.
The News were there every step of the way - now Pompey writer Jordan Cross give his player ratings for the campaign as he reviews the performances of every member of John Mousinho’s squad.
There’s been a number of excellent performers across the season - and, well, some players who didn’t do so well.
Do you agree with our Blues writer’s ratings out of 10?
9. Ryley Towler - 6
No hiding from the fact it's been a disappointing season for the popular defender and there's clear reservations from John Mousinho about Towler's ability at Championship level. When Towler has been used he's rarely let his side down, however. with his goal and display against Swansea on New Year's Day a standout performance. Photo: Jason Brown/ProSportsImages
10. Regan Poole - 7
Brilliant on defender's return from an 11-month lay-off at Burnley, after a serious knee injury but that was a pre-cursor for a drop in form as Poole struggled with building momentum after so long out. Was heartening, however, to see the Wales international finish the season so powerfully and look like the Regan Poole fans adored last term. High hopes for next season. Photo: Jason Brown
11. Conor Shaughnessy - 7
Season has to go down as a largely frustrating one for Shaughnessy given his injury issues. Probably the player missed most in the campaign's tougher moments, a fact underlined by what the Irishman offered when he was in the team. Looks a Championship-level operator with a fully fit Shaughnessy a part of John Mousinho's strongest starting XI. Photo: Jason Brown
12. Hayden Matthews - 7
Plenty of reasons to be encouraged about what the future holds for the Aussie on the evidence of his performances so far. Has been a couple of times when the 20-year-old has looked naive, as he adjusts to Championship level but the centre-back's ability has shone through. Going to be a big asset for Pompey in possession moving forward. Photo: Jason Brown