Junior Tchamadeu was preparing to take a throw-in during the opening stages of the Championship match at Fratton Park when referee Ben Speedie brought a halt to proceedings…

Portsmouth manager John Mousinho explained that referee Ben Speedie halted play during Saturday's match against Stoke City because a supporter pulled down a player's shorts. The stoppage occurred in the third minute at Fratton Park as Stoke's Junior Tchamadeu prepared to take a throw-in, leading stewards to escort the supporter and his family from the stadium.
Following the incident, Tyrese Shade scored in the sixth minute to give Portsmouth the lead. However, Stoke City rallied with goals from Jack McGlynn and Ben Wilmot to win 2-1, equaling a club record of five consecutive away victories dating back to 1947.
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