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Portsmouth — Season Outlook

Championship 2026/27 · currently 11th ▲2 · 18 pts · LWWDW

League tableTitle raceRelegation battle

🏟 Fratton Park · Est. 1898 · Blue / White

Championship · Matchday 13 of 46

Next@BurnleySat 15:0038% win⚽ Top scorerLyndon Dykes5 goals🅰️ Top assistsAdrian Segecic2 assists
Win title
<1%
Play-offs (top 6)
13.8%
Relegation
2.8%
Gap to top7 pts
Clear of drop zone10 pts
Projected points63
Projected finish12th
Most likely finish12th
80% range6th–19th

Where Portsmouth finish

Champions <1%Play-offs (top 6) 13.8%Mid-tableRelegation 2.8%

Footyntel projects Portsmouth to finish around 12th in the Championship 2026/27 — most likely 12th, with an 80% range of 6th to 19th — on roughly 63 points. Their chance of winning the title is 0.5%, of play-offs (top 6) 13.8%, and of relegation 2.8%. On current form they are likely to finish mid-table.

Home & away form

Home (W-D-L)3-1-2
Away (W-D-L)2-2-2
Goals home / away10 / 6
Clean sheets3
Current run1W

Recent results

Portsmouth's last 5 matches (vs home, @ away).

Wvs Millwall2–1
D@ Wolverhampton1–1
W@ Norwich1–0
Wvs Sheffield Utd3–2
L@ Southampton0–1

Top scorers

Portsmouth's leading scorers this season.

PlayerGoalsAssists
Lyndon Dykes51
Marko Milovanovic30
Terry Devlin20
Adrian Segecic22
Ebou Adams21
Zak Swanson20

Season trend

How Portsmouth's title, play-offs (top 6) and relegation probabilities have moved.

30%23%15%8%0%11 Oct19 Oct28 Oct
Title 0.5%Play-offs (top 6) 13.8%Relegation 2.8%

Portsmouth's remaining fixtures

Model win / draw / loss for Portsmouth in each match (H home, A away).

A  Burnley38·25·37  31 OctH  Swansea37·28·35  3 NovH  Stoke40·27·33  7 NovA  Bolton37·25·37  21 NovH  West Ham29·23·48  24 NovA  Wrexham31·26·44  28 NovH  West Brom38·29·33  5 DecA  Preston NE46·26·28  9 DecH  Birmingham31·27·41  12 DecA  Middlesbrough17·20·63  19 DecH  Watford55·25·20  26 DecA  Millwall27·24·49  29 DecA  Birmingham21·25·54  1 JanH  Norwich44·24·32  16 JanH  Burnley53·23·24  23 JanA  Swansea26·27·47  27 JanA  Stoke27·26·46  30 JanH  Bolton51·24·25  6 FebH  Charlton50·27·23  13 FebA  Sheffield Utd28·26·47  16 FebA  Blackburn28·27·45  20 FebH  Southampton25·24·51  27 FebH  Lincoln City51·25·24  3 MarA  QPR23·24·52  6 MarH  Wrexham44·26·31  13 MarA  West Brom27·28·45  16 MarA  Watford42·28·31  20 MarH  Middlesbrough28·24·48  3 AprH  Wolverhampton39·26·35  6 AprA  Cardiff29·25·46  10 AprH  Bristol City43·28·29  17 AprA  Derby County38·27·35  20 AprH  Preston NE59·23·18  24 AprA  West Ham17·19·63  1 May

Squad

Current first-team squad.

Goalkeepers

  • Ben Killip
  • Nicolas Schmid
  • Daniel Bielica

Defenders

  • Conor Shaughnessy
  • Connor Ogilvie
  • Regan Poole
  • Terry Devlin
  • Zak Swanson
  • Jacob Farrell
  • Jayden Meghoma
  • Madiodio Dia
  • Benjamin Arthur
  • Michael Ani
  • Chinedu Agu

Midfielders

  • Odin Bailey
  • John Swift
  • Marlon Pack
  • Ebou Adams
  • Luke le Roux
  • Márk Kosznovszky
  • Rocco Robert Shein
  • Iyad Mohamed

Forwards

  • Josh Murphy
  • Keshi Anderson
  • Colby Bishop
  • Tyrese Shade
  • Marko Milovanovic
  • Harvey Blair
  • Adrian Segecic
  • Abu Kamara
  • Thomas Waddingham
  • Franco Umeh-Chibueze
  • Luke Brooke-Smith
  • Tayo Singerr
  • Nathaniel Chioma
  • Ryan Kavuma-McQueen
  • Eoin Kenny

How does Footyntel project Portsmouth's Championship season, and what shapes it?

Footyntel projects Portsmouth's Championship season by analyzing their attack and defence ratings, factoring in last season's form, and simulating the remaining fixtures thousands of times using a Poisson goals model. This approach provides estimates for their title chances, qualification prospects, relegation risk, projected final points, and likely finishing position range.

A Brief Introduction to Portsmouth FC

Portsmouth Football Club, commonly known as Portsmouth, is a historic English football club founded in 1898. The club competes in the Championship, the second tier of English football, and plays its home matches at the iconic Fratton Park. Known for their blue and white club colours, Portsmouth has a rich history and a dedicated fan base. The club's performance in the Championship is closely watched by fans and analysts alike, and Footyntel's projections offer a data-driven perspective on their season.

How does Footyntel rate Portsmouth's attack and defence?

Footyntel's ratings for Portsmouth's attack and defence are based on a combination of current season performance and last season's form.

By blending these ratings with last season's form, Footyntel creates a comprehensive picture of Portsmouth's strengths and weaknesses. This approach helps to identify whether the team is performing above or below expectations and how they might fare in upcoming matches.

Portsmouth predictions: What do the probabilities mean?

Footyntel uses a statistical model to simulate Portsmouth's remaining fixtures tens of thousands of times. This process generates probabilities for various outcomes, such as:

These probabilities are not predictions in the traditional sense but rather statistical estimates based on the model's analysis. For example, if Portsmouth has a 5% chance of winning the title, it means that in 5% of the simulations, they emerge as champions. This information provides fans and analysts with a nuanced understanding of the team's potential trajectory.

Where will Portsmouth finish? Understanding the projections

The projected final points total and finishing position range are crucial components of Footyntel's Portsmouth predictions.

These projections are dynamic and update as the season progresses, reflecting changes in form, injuries, and other factors that can influence a team's performance.

How does Footyntel incorporate Portsmouth's fixtures and form?

The remaining fixtures and recent form are integral to Footyntel's projections for Portsmouth.

By combining these elements, Footyntel's model can provide a more accurate projection of Portsmouth's season. For example, if Portsmouth has a series of tough matches coming up, the model might adjust their projected points and position accordingly.

How to read the season-trend chart and probability bars on the page

The season-trend chart and probability bars on Footyntel's Portsmouth page are visual tools designed to help you understand the team's performance trajectory.

An Honest Note on Uncertainty

While Footyntel's projections are based on a robust statistical model, it is important to acknowledge the inherent uncertainty in football. Unexpected events, such as injuries, managerial changes, or even a single outstanding performance, can significantly impact a team's season. Therefore, while the model provides valuable insights, it is not infallible. It is always wise to consider a range of factors when evaluating a team's prospects.

Key Takeaways

In conclusion, Footyntel provides a comprehensive, data-driven analysis of Portsmouth's Championship season, offering valuable insights for fans and analysts alike.

FAQ

Can Portsmouth win the Championship this season?

Footyntel's model gives Portsmouth a 0.5% chance of winning the Championship 2026/27 title, currently 13th of 24 clubs by title probability. They are projected to finish around 12th on about 63 points.

Will Portsmouth be relegated?

The model gives Portsmouth a 2.8% chance of relegation this season. Their most likely finish is 12th, with an 80% range of 6th–19th.

Where will Portsmouth finish in the Championship?

Projected finish: about 12th (most likely 12th), 80% likely between 6th and 19th. Title 0.5%, play-offs (top 6) 13.8%, relegation 2.8%.

Who is Portsmouth's top scorer this season?

Lyndon Dykes leads Portsmouth in the Championship 2026/27 with 5 goals and 1 assist.

Where do Portsmouth play, and when were they founded?

Portsmouth play their home matches at Fratton Park, and were founded in 1898. They currently compete in the Championship.

Are Portsmouth predictions free on Footyntel?

Yes — Portsmouth's season projection, form, remaining fixtures and title / relegation probabilities are free with no sign-up, updated hourly from official match data.