Portsmouth boss John Mousinho expressed his frustration over the way his side conceded goals in Saturday’s game against Hull City. The Blues suffered a 3-2 defeat in the lunchtime kick-off, marking their fourth loss in five league matches.

Portsmouth were level 2-2 at half-time, but Joe Gelhardt’s late strike, capitalizing on a ball played over the top of the Portsmouth defence, secured the win for the Tigers.

“We switched off completely for the third goal and that’s what lost us the game. The third one feels like the most frustrating,” Mousinho told BBC Radio Solent.

He added, “We worked hard, pressed, and looked solid as the game went on, but we have to be miles better when we go forward. Murph [Josh Murphy] can’t be the only outlet we have. We have to take care of the ball better and create more opportunities, which we haven’t been doing.”

Mousinho emphasized the need for improvement ahead of the international break: “We have to come back and cut out those errors that have left us where we are in the table.”

Portsmouth currently sit 20th in the Championship table. They will return to action next weekend when they host Millwall at Fratton Park.
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