Portsmouth issue tickets update for Coventry clash, allocation revealed
Portsmouth have issued an announcement to their fans about how many tickets have been allocated for the Coventry City clash.
Pompey take on the Sky Blues at the Coventry Building Society Arena on 9 April.
Both sides are at different ends of the table, with Coventry aiming to secure a play-off spot while Portsmouth are looking to avoid relegation.
Championship tickets for the Coventry clash soon to be made available for Portsmouth fans
Tickets for the Championship away match against Coventry at the Coventry Building Society Arena on Wednesday, will soon be available per the club’s official website.
John Mousinho’s squad will face Coventry midweek, with 3,000 seats allocated to Blues fans in the South Stand behind the goal.
| Portsmouth – next four fixtures | Date |
| Blackburn (H) | 29 March |
| Millwall (A) | 5 April |
| Coventry (A) | 9 April |
| Derby (H) | 12 April |
The simplest way to secure tickets is through the club’s e-ticketing site, though purchases can also be made at the Anson Road ticket office.
Pompey are utilising a loyalty point system for sales and fans with 90+ points can buy from 26 March at 10am, 65+ at 1pm, 50+ at 4pm, 25+ on 27 March at 10am, and general sale begins 27 March at 1pm, subject to availability.
No tickets will be sold to away supporters on match day so that means all must be bought in advance, with a limit of one ticket per Client ID and five per transaction.
Ticket prices are £24 for adults, £19 for seniors (65+) and young persons (18-21), and £15 for juniors (17 and under).
Frank Lampard’s side are going to be hard to beat for Pompey
Coventry’s attacking momentum under Frank Lampard demands a compact defence and Pompey’s backline must stay organised to neutralise their pacey forwards.
Mousinho should prioritise midfield control, using energetic pressing to disrupt Coventry’s rhythm, while relying on key players like Colby Bishop to capitalise on counter-attacks.
Set pieces could be decisive, so sharpening dead-ball routines is essential and not be lacklustre like they were against Preston.
With 3,000 vocal Pompey fans boosting morale, Mousinho must instil confidence and adaptability, ensuring his side remains clinical and resilient under pressure at the Coventry Building Society Arena.