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?
13. Rob Atkinson 8
Absolute warrior with his position as firm favourite testament to his influence since arriving from Bristol City in January. No exaggeration to say it could have been a very different outcome for Pompey this season without Atkinson, underlined by the fact his side lost one of the 11 games he started after January's win over Middlesbrough. A ferocious competitor who put his body on the line memorably with two-goal heroics in key Derby County draw. Sign him up! | Jason Brown/ProSportsImages
14. Connor Ogilvie - 8
What a story Connor Ogilvie has been in his maiden Championship season. Looked out of his depth early on with there real reservations about his ability at the level, as the left-back faced a who's who of second tier wingers. But the improvement has been startling, with Ogilvie's form flying this year, reflected in his place as runner-up in The News' player of the season vote. Photo: Jason Brown
15. Cohen Bramall 7
Made a really useful contribution amid 12 outings after arriving from Rotherham in January. Whether at left-back or more advanced, Bramall has added energy and crossing ability is arguably unmatched in Mousinho's squad. Man-of-the-match display at Preston was a high watermark. Photo: Jason Brown
16. Jacob Farrell - 6
Hard to come to a definitive judgment on the strength of one game, with it a tough baptism up against Jesurun Rak-Sakyi when facing Sheffield United last September. Finished that game strongly, however, with the fact he was being viewed as a likely starter before injury issues an indicator of how highly Aussie left-back is rated. Next season is a big one. Photo: Jason Brown