With only a third of fixtures remaining, teams are firmly on the final stretch for home.
With 15 games remaining, Pompey are yet again in the race for the Championship.
They presently sit fifth and seven points outside the automatic promotion places, although Kenny Jackett is optimistic a top-two berth can still be secured.
However, the Blues boss reckons all of the current teams that sit in the top 10 will harbour second-tier ambitions of their own.
There’s still likely to be plenty of twists and turns to take place between now and the final day of the campaign on May 8.
Here's what the rest of Pompey’s rivals have been saying...
9. 2nd - Hull City (59 points)
Grant McCann is heartened by the Tigers' position as they remain on track for an immediate return to the second tier. He told the club's website: 'With 15 games to go, we’re in a healthy position. Of course, we can be better. If we reflect on where we are at this present time, we’re in a good position. We’re coming into March right in the thick of a promotion race. We’ve got to take stock of what we’re about, how we’re going to go about the next 15 games and stay calm and be very clear with our objectives.' Photo: George Wood
10. 1st - Peterborough (62 points)
Peterborough are the only side currently averaging the two points per game usually needed to yield automatic promotion. However, Darren Ferguson remains grounded. He told the Peterborough Telegraph: 'Nothing is won in February and March. Our aim hasn’t changed since the start of the season and all I will say now is we are in a good place. We are not getting carried away.' Photo: Simon Davies