Pompey fans have enjoyed some memorable away days when following the Blues.
Bradford on the final day of the 2002-03 title-winning season, victory at Manchester United in the quarter-final of the 2007-08 FA Cup, securing promotion from League Two at Notts County in 2017, beating Sunderland at Wembley on penalties in the 2019 Checkatrade Trophy final.
They’re just some of the famous road trips the Fratton faithful reminded us of when we asked them to name their favourite Blues away days on our Facebook page: Portsmouth FC - The News.
But believe it or not, none of them feature in our top-10 jaunts loved by Pompey supporters.
Indeed, there’s a host of others which fans hold dear to their heart, which demonstrates just how awesome it is to follow the mighty Blues.
See if you can guess them before scrolling through our gallery.
Note: This is just a poll we’ve conducted on Facebook and is not an ‘official’ list of Pompey’s most memorable away days.
Also, the ones chosen are placed in no particular order.
Hopefully, they’ll bring back some happy memories!
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1. Liverpool (A) - October 28, 1980
Around 12,500 Pompey fans outsung the Kop when the Blues visited Anfield in the fourth round of the League Cup in 1980. Frank Burrows' Third Division side lost the midweek game 4-1, a scoreline flattered by two Liverpool goals in the final 10 minutes. Nevertheless, the Pompey players were greeted with a memorable taker-tape reception as they entered the pitch. And despite the defeat, many of those present still proudly recall the travelling Fratton faithful outsinging their hosts in a 32.021 crowd. | Iconic Media Group
2. Tottenham (Wembley) - April 11, 2010
Just 24 hours are their relegation from the Premier League was confirmed, Pompey stunned Harry Redknapp's Spurs at Wembly to book their place in the 2010 FA Cup final against Chelsea. Roughly 33,000 members of the Fratton faithful were present to see Frederic Piquionne and Kevin-Prince Boateng secure victory in extra-time for Avram Grant's side, who won 2-0. | AFP via Getty Images
3. Northampton (A) - May 3, 1980
Eight thousand-plus Pompey fans, along with ticker-tape, descended on the County Ground in May 1980 to witness Frank Burrows' side clinch promotion from the Fourth Division on goal difference thanks to goals from Ian Purdie and Steve Davey. Grant Gunner wrote on Facebook: 'We secured promotion from Div 4. 8.5k of us in a tiny 3 sided ground enjoying a knees up on the pitch after ft. Just a great day.' | Iconic Media Group
4. Wigan (A) - April 29, 2006
On April 29, 2006, Pompey completed their Premiership Great Escape mission with a 2-1 win at Wigan Athletic. Second-half goals from Benjani and Matt Taylor (penalty) cancelled out Henri Camara's first-half opener to secure the Blues' top-flight status with one game remaining. That's not bad going after Harry Redknapp's side sat eight points adrift at the bottom of the table with just 10 games remaining. It's no wonder Pompey fans invaded the then JJB Stadium pitch to rejoice in their team's successful battle against the drop. | Iconic Media Group