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RASMUS’ CHANCE AT POMPEY

LEAGUE ONE
PORTSMOUTH loanee Rasmus Nicolaisen has been urged to make the most of his first-team chance after an injury to Jack Whatmough.
Whatmough, 24, did not reappear for the second half of Pompey’s 2-0 defeat to Charlton after suffering a hamstring problem.
Nicolaisen, 23, on loan from Midtjylland, took his place and is likely to be called upon for the coming weeks.
“We think Jack will be out for three weeks,” boss Kenny Jackett said. “It’s a shame as he’s started the season well, but it’s not longterm and there’s an opportunity for Rasmu...

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