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Portsmouth spoil Lincoln return, beat dem 3-1 for Sincil Bank

Portsmouth don spoil Lincoln City im second-tier homecoming after 65-year absence, as im beat dem 3-1 for Sincil Bank for their first game back for Championship.

Teenage Chelsea loanee Ryan Kavuma-McQueen slot in im first senior football goal to put Pompey ahead before Adrian Segecic double di advantage with powerful free-kick from edge of box.

Reeco Hackett hit back from penalty spot before break after Zak Swanson bin get punished for handball as im try to block Adam Reach shot.

But Ebou Adams come off bench to score tumping effort from 25 yards, putting result beyond doubt against Lincoln side wey near set up tense finish when Rob Street get deflected effort wey loop off crossbar for stoppage time.

Di match na historic day for Lincoln, as im return to second tier after di club bin dey away since 1961. Dem bin win League One title last season, but di summer departure of head coach Michael Skubala to Bristol City bin raise question whether dem fit survive for Championship.

Under co-head coaches Chris Cohen and Tom Shaw, Lincoln bin don impress for opening weeks, knocking Derby out of EFL Cup before only just get edged out by expected promotion contenders Middlesbrough for league.

Portsmouth come into dis match after suffering back-to-back 3-1 defeats to West Ham for EFL Cup and QPR for league, and di same defensive issues wey bin trouble dem last season still dey show.

Pompey bin score for 11 successive matches dating back to mid-March, but na Lincoln wey fans bin expect to celebrate for di ProAmpac Stadium, especially with im strong home record wey get 18 wins from 23 matches for League One last term.

Lincoln bin miss experienced pair James Collins and Sonny Bradley due to injury, but defensive midfielder Yunus Konak wey arrive on loan from Brentford fit feature for matchday squad.

Portsmouth injury list sizable, with Conor Ogilvie, Thomas Waddingham, Josef Bursik, Jacob Farrell, Marlon Pack, Mark Kosznovszky, Franco Umeh and Keshi Anderson all dey out.

Di final whistle bin confirm 3-1 victory for Portsmouth, as Lincoln fans bin go home disappointed but di team go need to pick demself up for next match.