(Credit: Imago)
(Credit: Imago)

Portsmouth vs Sheffield Wednesday: Weather update, ticket information, away guide 

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Portsmouth are back in Championship action on Saturday when they take on Sheffield Wednesday at Fratton Park.

The 0-0 draw against Southampton on Sunday now means that John Mousinho’s side are just one point off the playoffs after five matches.

Now, with struggling Sheffield Wednesday next to arrive at Fratton Park, Portsmouth will be hoping for three points.

As a result, Pompey News has highlighted everything you need to know about the upcoming clash.

John Mousinho, Portsmouth manager
John Mousinho oversaw a draw in the South Coast derby (Credit: Imago)

Cloudy day expected for Portsmouth vs Sheffield Wednesday

As the UK summer comes to an end, the last of the good weather for the year is expected over the coming weeks.

According to the Met Office as of 15 September, Saturday should see a high of 18 degrees on a cloudy day.

However, the chance of precipitation is also high at 30 per cent for the Portsmouth match.

For kick-off, the humidity will be between 72-77 per cent, while the UV is predicted to be at a medium level.

Makenzie Kirk wiping his mouth
Makenzie Kirk could make his Portsmouth debut against Sheffield Wednesday (Credit: Imago)

Fratton Park almost a sell-out for Sheffield Wednesday clash

Ahead of the match, almost all of Pompey’s tickets for the Sheffield Wednesday game have sold out.

According to Portsmouth’s official website on 15 September, only a handful of tickets remain.

In comparison, Wednesday’s tickets are no longer on sale, which means they have likely sold out their 2,171 allocation.

This comes after Sheffield Wednesday fans suggested boycotting the Portsmouth game due to how their owner is running the Owls.

Away fan guide for Fratton Park

Those fans looking to drive to the match should know that there is limited parking around the stadium.

There is an opportunity to park at Fratton Park. However, they must book their space in advance through the e-ticketing website.

The nearest train station is Fratton, which is approximately a seven-minute walk away from the stadium.

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