The latest international break is almost over and Pompey are back in action this weekend as they welcome Millwall to Fratton Park.
The Blues are looking to end their disappointing run of form which has seen them go six games without a win in the Championship.
However, there will be a number of returning figures from the treatment room for the visit of the Lions on Saturday, which will no doubt be a huge boost for John Mousinho.
We’ve taken a look at the latest injury news over Pompey’s nine injured faces - and when they could be back in action.
5. Jacob Farrell
The Blues continue to be without the left-back, who has made just one outing this season, coming in the Carabao Cup defeat to Reading in August. Farrell remains sidelined with a problematic groin issue, with Mousinho making it clear a timescale hasn't been put on a potential return date. | Paul Phelan/ProSportsImages
6. Connor Ogilvie
Ogilvie became the latest in the treatment room after sustaining a knee issue against Wrexham ahead of the latest international break. Following the 29-year-old’s injury blow, the Blues are now without a recognised left-back, with both Ogilvie and Farrell sidelined. The former Gillingham man was given a 10-12 week timeframe before a possible comeback to the side. Photo: Steve Bailey
7. Nicolas Schmid
Schmid is one of three absentees who have been given the green light to feature against Millwall this Saturday. The Austrian has been ruled out since September with a broken hand, which was sustained against Southampton in September. The 28-year-old will face tough competition for the spot in goal, though, with Josef Bursik doing well in Schmid’s absence. | Getty Images
8. Conor Shaughnessy
The centre-back continues to be out with a hamstring injury, which was sustained against Sheffield Wednesday in September. It was a cruel blow to the 28-year-old, who had formed a solid partnership with Regan Poole at the heart of the backline in the opening weeks of the campaign. After being initially ruled out for 12 weeks, Shaughnessy is expected to complete his comeback in December. Photo: Graham Hunt