Revealed! Where the bookies think Portsmouth will finish in League One after poor start

By James Copley
Published 10th Sep 2019, 15:18 BST

Portsmouth have had a poor start to the 2019/20 League One season – with Kenny Jackett’s men collecting just five points from five games, having recently lost to promotion rivals Sunderland.

But has Pompey’s poor run of form altered how the bookies are predicting League One season will map out following last season’s disappointment? Do Bet365 still have south coast club as being promoted despite the sobering result to Jack Ross’ Black Cats? Scroll down and click through the pages to find out.

Where do the bookies think Sunderland will finish in League One after their 3-0 loss to Peterborough?placeholder image
Where do the bookies think Sunderland will finish in League One after their 3-0 loss to Peterborough?
400/1 to gain promotion to the Championship.placeholder image
400/1 to gain promotion to the Championship.
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100/1 to gain promotion to the Championship.
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50/1 to gain promotion to the Championship.
33/1 to gain promotion to the Championship.placeholder image
33/1 to gain promotion to the Championship.
25/1 to gain promotion to the Championship.placeholder image
25/1 to gain promotion to the Championship.
20/1 to gain promotion to the Championship.placeholder image
20/1 to gain promotion to the Championship.
16/1 to gain promotion to the Championship.placeholder image
16/1 to gain promotion to the Championship.
16/1 to gain promotion to the Championship.placeholder image
16/1 to gain promotion to the Championship.
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12/1 to gain promotion to the Championship.
12/1 to gain promotion to the Championship.placeholder image
12/1 to gain promotion to the Championship.
Related topics:League OnePortsmouthKenny JackettSunderlandPompeyJack RossBlack Cats
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