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PORTSMOUTH boss John Mousinho struggled to find words to describe his side’s mid-game implosion as he believed things were going to plan after Pompey’s opener.
He said: “It was a really strange game. We were in complete control for the first 25 minutes and took a deserved lead.
“I thought straight away after conceding the goal, I think mentally we must have taken our foot off the gas because the first thing we did was lose a header and conceded territory. We ended up pinning ourselves in that left-back area, which sticks out in my mind because we just hadn...

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