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ROSLER’S MEN LEFT FEELING SO LOWE

By Mark Mudie

LOWE-DOWN: Pompey’s Jamal Lowe celebrates scoring a headed goal

To make it 2-1
PICTURES: PSI/Adam Rivers

STAR MAN
JAMAL LOWE Portsmouth
PORTSMOUTH boss Kenny Jackett backed Jamal Lowe to go on a scoring spree after his double helped the south coast side gun down Fleetwood.
Lowe scored five times in the final five games of last season but these were his first goals of this campaign.
The 23-year-old and strike partner Brett Pitman both netted twice as Pompey ran riot at Fratton Park.
Jackett said: “Fleetwood are a good team and caused us problems. We had to ...

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