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Match Report | Shrewsbury 0-3 Portsmouth

16 December 2023

Shrewsbury fell to a 3-0 defeat at home to League One leaders Portsmouth.

A brace from Abu Kamara along with a Marlon Pack strike won the game for the visitors.

Town had their moments with Dan Udoh, Max Mata and Jordan Shipley all going close.

But in the big moments, it was Portsmouth who found that extra bit of quality to head back to the south coach with three points.

Team news:

Boss Taylor made one enforced change from the team that secured victory at Wycombe last weekend - with Elliott Bennett picking up a minor knock in training on Thursday.

It meant Morgan Feeney came back into the side at right wing-back with Jordan Shipley continuing on the left.

In a 3-5-2 formation, Carl Winchester, Nohan Kenneh and Taylor Perry operated in midfield with Dan Udoh partnered by Ryan Bowman in attack.

Portsmouth lined up in a 4-2-3-1 system with Kusini Yengi the central striker. Alex Robertson was just behind in the 10 role with Abu Kamara and Paddy Lane out wide.

Report:

After a quiet opening 10 minutes, the first real chance of the game came Town's way when Aaron Pierre produced a clever little pass to slip Udoh in.

His shot, though, was claimed by the keeper. 

In what was proving and even and keenly contested game, a couple of chances came Pompey’s way on the half-hour mark.

First, Lane played it across the face of goal only for Mengi who blazed over from six yards out. 

Robertson then picked up the ball and drove forward before curling an effort just over the bar. 

As the clock ticked towards half-time, it was Town's turn to create a flurry of chances with Shipley firing in a low cross that was well-claimed by Will Norris.

Kenneh then won the ball high but also had his effort well dealt with by the keeper.

The two teams looked destined to head in at the interval all-square.

But in added on time at the end of the first half, the visitors got their noses in front when a looping cross wasn’t dealt with and Kamara fired in at the back post.

Like the first half, the start of the second half also proved to be quiet until, on the hour, Pack doubled Portsmouth's lead. 

Jack Sparkes played Lane down the line who drilled the ball into the near post and Pack was on hand to turn it in. 

Town made a double change with 20 minutes to go - with Mal Benning and Tunmise Sobowale replacing Carl Winchester and Morgan Feeney.

And the changes saw Taylor's side create a flurry of chances. 

First, Udoh headed a Perry cross over the bar. The striker then won the ball high before feeding Shipley who saw a low effort claimed by Norris.

Undeterred, Town continued to push forward with Benning finding Max Mata with a cross. He then spun his marker before firing over. 

Another chance then came Shrews’ way when Shipley played in Udoh who smashed an effort wide of the post. 

Despite Town’s efforts, Pompey added a third late on as Kamara got his brace smashing it in at the back post. 

TEAMS:

Shrewsbury: Marko Marosi; Joe Anderson, Aaron Pierre, Chey Dunkley ©, Morgan Feeney (Mal Benning 70’), Jordan Shipley; Nohan Kenneh, Carl Winchester (Tunmise Sobowale 70’), Taylor Perry; Dan Udoh, Ryan Bowman (Max Mata 45’)  

Unused Substitutes: Harry Burgoyne, Nana Owusu, Jack Loughran, Luca Whitney 

Portsmouth: Will Norris; Marlon Pack ©, Alex Robertson, Joe Morrell (Christian Saydee 78’), Joe Rafferty, Conor Shaughnessy, Kusini Yengi (Colby Bishop 72’), Sean Raggett, Jack Sparkes, Abu Kamara (Gavin White 88'), Paddy Lane (Terry Devlin 88')

Unused Substitutes: Ryan Schofield, Zak Swanson, Ryley Towler

Referee: Lee Swabey 

Attendance: 7,296 

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Ticket Details | Portsmouth

13 November 2023

Tickets for our game at home to Portsmouth in December are now on sale.

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Shrewsbury Town v Portsmouth - 16/12/23 - 3pm kick-off

The Croud Meadow

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Ticket Information

These games are valid for season ticket holders. They can turn up on the day and scan their card at the turnstiles for stadium entry.

Please be aware that ALL juniors under 18 will have a new season ticket card due to a change in the pricing structure. These can be collected from the main ticket office.

Match tickets are available before the day of the game and on matchdays. Please note the new ticket collection points below.

Matchday collections for East and South Stands (Block 1–12) will be from the new Ticket Collection Hut just inside the main green gates after 1pm on matchday Saturday or 6pm for a midweek game.

Collections for the West Stand (Block 13–19) will be in the West Stand Ticket Office as usual from 1pm on matchday Saturday and 6pm for a midweek game.

Collections before these times will still be from the main ticket office from 10am – 5pm Monday, Thursday and Fridays before a home game. Or, 10am - 2.30pm on Tuesday, Wednesday and Fridays before an away game.

Supporters are encouraged to buy in advance so they can help beat the queues on matchday.

Tickets can be delivered to you by post or via email as a QR code. But fans are reminded they can no longer print tickets at home due to issues with barcode quality causing delays at the turnstiles.

Fans who used to print their tickets at home can have one posted out to them or you can collect one from the ticket office.

Ticket office opening hours are 10am – 5pm Monday, Thursday and Fridays before a home game. Or, 10am - 2.30pm on Tuesday, Wednesday and Fridays before an away game and 10am – kick-off on a matchday Saturday.

Tickets can be purchased in the following ways:

• In-person at The Croud Meadow ticket office• By calling 01743 273943• Via our online ticketing site - click here

Tickets bought online can be printed at home and scanned for stadium entry or can be selected as a QR code and can be saved in your mobile device emails for use on matchday.

When buying online the following costs apply:

Digital Ticket/QR Code = FreeCollect from STFC = FreeStandard post for online booking = £1.50Special Delivery = £9.00Add to FanCard = Free.

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