'We go to Sunderland with freedom' - Mousinho
Portsmouth travel to promotion-chasing Sunderland on Sunday afternoon looking to follow-up their impressive 4-0 win at home to Swansea City with another positive result.
Manager John Mousinho spoke to BBC Radio Solent before the game. Here are the main takeaways.
Mousinho said he was "really pleased" with Pompey's "excellent performance" against Swansea. "We took our chances. We didn't have a boatload of possession but when we did, we were effective. As an overall bounce back from the Bristol City game, that showed a really good mentality."
Freddie Potts put in his "best performance of the season so far", according to Mousinho. He said: "I was really impressed. Freddie just picked up everything, won all his second balls, won his battles, and then showed a lot of quality. He showed a lot of composure, calmness and athleticism. The challenge for Freddie is to stick with that and stay consistent."
Zak Swanson has done "very well since he's come back in", according to the Pompey boss. "Zak has taken his opportunity and certainly yesterday I think he was really impressive. There is still plenty of progression in Zak's game - I think that's the most promising thing."
On the importance of every player chipping in with goals: "I think we've got to make sure we don't have a reliance on one goalscorer. That's probably been Colby [Bishop] for the majority of my time here. Yesterday was really pleasing from that point of view, particularly to get a goal from one of the centre-halves [Ryley Towler]."
On transfers in January: "No news. We're moving on all of the targets we've looked at as quickly as we possibly can. It's still very early on. There's plenty going on behind the scenes."
On facing Sunderland: "They've been one of the best sides in the league all year. Really, really impressive."
Mousinho added: "The pressure is on Sunderland to try and win the game. I think we go with a bit of freedom and really try and upset the apple cart."
Listen to John Mousinho's pre-match press conference on BBC Sounds.