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Since Tony Adams picked up the reins at Fratton Park, Portsmouth have managed just nine points from the same number of games, while being eliminated from the UEFA Cup at the group stages. This is essentially relegation form, with the last two matches being of particular concern, scrambling a draw at West Brom and losing 3-0 at home to Newcastle. Should Bolton be backed at 11/8 (Paddy Power) to win this one?

The Trotters will be keen to take advantage of a visitors defence which looks nothing like the watertight rearguard that helped Pompey to an eight-placed finish last term. The visitors have conceded two goals or more in five of their last six matches, which suggests that more goals could be on the cards here (Over 2.5 Goals is 2.25 on betfair). Especially when you consider Wanderers have shipped six in their last two games. Adams’ team are 5/2 chances (Blue Square) to come away with a morale-boosting win.