Their Memorial Stadium victory – which came thanks to a double from Colby Bishop – took their points tally on the road this term to 28 from their 19 games played.
Bearing in mind that the ninth-placed Blues have accumulated 57 points all season, that’s not a bad effort.
Indeed, if anything, it points to their normally reliable home form letting them down as this campaign looks set to see Pompey fall just short of a play-off place.
With that said, how would the League One table look if it were based on away points only?
Well, it would look a lot healthier for the Blues – especially thanks to Mousinho, whose four wins on the road to date equals that achieved by predecessor Danny Cowley before his sacking in January.
Here’s how the table would look.

9. Oxford United - 17th
Points: 19. Record: P19 W4 D7 L9. Goal difference: -6. Photo: Alex Burstow

10. Lincoln - 16th
Points: 20. Record: P18 W5 D5 L8. Goal difference: -7. Photo: Jez Tighe

11. Exeter - 15th
Points: 20. Record: P19 W5 D5 L9. Goal difference: -4. Photo: Michael Regan

12. MK Dons - 14th
Points: 23. Record: P19 W7 D2 L10. Goal difference: -8. Photo: Pete Norton

