Pompey suffered their first defeat in seven matches on Saturday, bringing an end to their brilliant unbeaten run.

The Blues fell to a 2-1 reverse to in-form Stoke City, despite taking the lead in the opening stages at Fratton Park.

Tyrese Shade opened his account with a spectacular first-half strike, before Jack McGlynn and Ben Wilmot turned the game on its head when they capitalised on two Nicolas Schmid errors.

The defeat leaves John Mousinho’s men 11th and two points away from the play-offs ahead of the two-week international break.

We’ve taken to football statistics website, Opta, who have used their performance-related data to predict the final Championship standings.

Here’s where the Blues could finish. Figures correct at time of writing.

Pompey suffered their first defeat in seven matches on Saturday, bringing an end to their brilliant unbeaten run.

The Blues fell to a 2-1 reverse to in-form Stoke City, despite taking the lead in the opening stages at Fratton Park.

Tyrese Shade opened his account with a spectacular first-half strike, before Jack McGlynn and Ben Wilmot turned the game on its head when they capitalised on two Nicolas Schmid errors.

The defeat leaves John Mousinho’s men 11th and two points away from the play-offs ahead of the two-week international break.

We’ve taken to football statistics website, Opta, who have used their performance-related data to predict the final Championship standings.

Here’s where the Blues could finish. Figures correct at time of writing.

Pompey suffered their first defeat in seven matches on Saturday, bringing an end to their brilliant unbeaten run.

The Blues fell to a 2-1 reverse to in-form Stoke City, despite taking the lead in the opening stages at Fratton Park.

Tyrese Shade opened his account with a spectacular first-half strike, before Jack McGlynn and Ben Wilmot turned the game on its head when they capitalised on two Nicolas Schmid errors.

The defeat leaves John Mousinho’s men 11th and two points away from the play-offs ahead of the two-week international break.

We’ve taken to football statistics website, Opta, who have used their performance-related data to predict the final Championship standings.

Here’s where the Blues could finish. Figures correct at time of writing.

Pompey suffered their first defeat in seven matches on Saturday, bringing an end to their brilliant unbeaten run.

The Blues fell to a 2-1 reverse to in-form Stoke City, despite taking the lead in the opening stages at Fratton Park.

Tyrese Shade opened his account with a spectacular first-half strike, before Jack McGlynn and Ben Wilmot turned the game on its head when they capitalised on two Nicolas Schmid errors.

The defeat leaves John Mousinho’s men 11th and two points away from the play-offs ahead of the two-week international break.

We’ve taken to football statistics website, Opta, who have used their performance-related data to predict the final Championship standings.

Here’s where the Blues could finish. Figures correct at time of writing.

Pompey suffered their first defeat in seven matches on Saturday, bringing an end to their brilliant unbeaten run.

The Blues fell to a 2-1 reverse to in-form Stoke City, despite taking the lead in the opening stages at Fratton Park.

Tyrese Shade opened his account with a spectacular first-half strike, before Jack McGlynn and Ben Wilmot turned the game on its head when they capitalised on two Nicolas Schmid errors.

The defeat leaves John Mousinho’s men 11th and two points away from the play-offs ahead of the two-week international break.

We’ve taken to football statistics website, Opta, who have used their performance-related data to predict the final Championship standings.

Here’s where the Blues could finish. Figures correct at time of writing.

Pompey suffered their first defeat in seven matches on Saturday, bringing an end to their brilliant unbeaten run.

The Blues fell to a 2-1 reverse to in-form Stoke City, despite taking the lead in the opening stages at Fratton Park.

Tyrese Shade opened his account with a spectacular first-half strike, before Jack McGlynn and Ben Wilmot turned the game on its head when they capitalised on two Nicolas Schmid errors.

The defeat leaves John Mousinho’s men 11th and two points away from the play-offs ahead of the two-week international break.

We’ve taken to football statistics website, Opta, who have used their performance-related data to predict the final Championship standings.

Here’s where the Blues could finish. Figures correct at time of writing.