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MOUSINHO LOOKING UP

PORTSMOUTH have now not won since October 4, but head coach John Mousinho refused to be too downcast by his side’s performance in defeat at Hull City.
He said: “It was, in large parts, positive, particularly the way we started but the three goals we conceded were really poor.
“We didn’t have a huge amount of pressure in the second half, but we didn’t look exposed.
“We invited pressure in the way we handled the ball going forward. We were also a bit more defensively generous, but we have to take collective responsibility.

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