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Portsmouth 2-1 Middlesbrough: Matt Ritchie completes Pompey comeback

Matt Ritchie’s first two Fratton Park goals as a Portsmouth player is completing “unfinished business” according to John Mousinho after Portsmouth beat Middlesbrough 2-1.
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By Alex Smith

PORTSMOUTH 2
Ritchie 54, 82

MIDDLESBROUGH 2
Latte Lath 30

GOAL: Matt Ritchie scores his first to level things up

Matt Ritchie’s first two Fratton Park goals as a Portsmouth player is completing “unfinished business” according to John Mousinho after Portsmouth beat Middlesbrough 2-1.
Local boy Ritchie came through the Pompey academy and made a handful of first-team performances, but left as the club suffered financial problems – as he moved on to Swindon, Bournemouth and Newcastle.
But his return in the summer brought him full-cycle and he finally netted at his home ground ...

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