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There we are then.

Portsmouth and Southampton supporters can start talking to each other again as honours end even for the second time this season.

You can read a full report and get all the reaction by clicking on the 'Report' tab at the top of the page.

We are back tomorrow night with a resurgent Norwich City at home to the leaders Coventry City.

Thanks for joining us and enjoy the rest of your Sunday.

Southampton

Southampton boss Tonda Eckert has told BBC Radio Solent:

"I have mixed feelings - when we go up we have to make sure we get those games over the line.

"We knew it was going to be a fight and we did fight for the whole length of the game.

"We are moving forward in terms of resilience. After we scored, the game went in our direction and when we conceded from the corner you have to manage those moments that come afterwards and we did it a lot better than in previous games.

"Our support was a lot louder and it was amazing from when we walked into the stadium."

Portsmouth

Portsmouth boss John Mousinho tells BBC Sport:

"I think it was a fair point and considering the circumstances - i.e going a goal down and being in the position we are in, in terms of the injuries - a good point.

"We'll be disappointed not to win having finished the game the way we did but overall with the chances created and the way the game went, I think it was a fair result.

"We were the side that was much more likely to go and score [a winner] and when you're at home, the onus is on us."

With the game between Norwich City and Coventry City to come on Monday, here are the Championship results so far this weekend:

• Derby County 1-1 West Bromwich Albion
• Middlesbrough 4-0 Preston North End
• Millwall 4-0 Charlton Athletic
• Birmingham City 1-1 Stoke City
• Blackburn Rovers 1-1 Watford
• Bristol City 2-0 Sheffield Wednesday
• Hull City 2-1 Swansea City
• Leicester City 1-2 Oxford United
• QPR 2-3 Wrexham
• Sheffield United 3-1 Ipswich Town
• Portsmouth 1-1 Southampton

Jo Tessem
Ex-Southampton midfielder on BBC Radio Solent

We have conceded so many goals from set-pieces and it's becoming a bit of a problem.

I don't know whether it's us not being strong enough, not marking properly or the zonal players not doing their jobs.

You can avoid those situations so many ways by avoiding the corner, but we have not been good enough defending those situations.

While we unpick the bones from that one, you can read BBC Sport's Hampshire reporter Dan George's report from a raucous Fratton Park.

Click the 'report' tab at the top of the page to do so.

Here's a great picture of the equaliser.

The ball clearly brushes off Ebou Adams' arm/hand.

Saints will say handball. Pompey fans will say accidental and the ball was going in anyway.

That would have taken an age for VAR to sort out, wouldn't it?

Thumbs up for fair goal, thumbs down for should have been chalked off.

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Jo Tessem
Ex-Southampton midfielder on BBC Radio Solent

I think Southampton should have won looking at the chances they had, this is the disappointing thing for me, the chances we had, but also the way we managed the game.

Second half the quality came through, we dealt with the challenges, and then a clearance, a good touch, and Leo makes no mistake, from then you're thinking play them off the park.

But then Leo goes down, we concede a set-piece and from then the game changes and both teams don't want to lose the game.

I can see why the Portsmouth fans will be happier than the Southampton fans with the point.

Portsmouth edge themselves out of the relegation zone with that hard-earned point at Fratton Park with a potentially huge match at home to West Brom to come next Saturday.

Southampton are seven points short of the top six and eight points clear of the relegation zone - it might just be one of those seasons for them.

Ebou Adams' header might have come off his arm on the way in, true - no VAR in the Championship of course...

Guy Whittingham
Former Portsmouth manager on BBC Radio Solent

Considering what John Mousinho had to select from, that's a credible draw for Portsmouth.

You look at the Southampton team and they should have caused more problems than they did, the point gets us out the relegation zone as well.

In added time it was Portsmouth putting the pressure on, credit to the whole team because it's difficult when you're a goal down to show that fighting spirit and get back in to the game.

Dan George
BBC Sport at Fratton Park

That was a brilliantly competitive game of football between Pompey and Saints.

Fratton Park was as loud as I've heard it throughout that game, with both sides getting the chance to celebrate a goal this time.

Neither side claims the bragging rights this season, but either way that is a big point for Portsmouth as it lifts them out of the bottom three.

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Honours even in a much-improved south coast derby from that which we saw earlier this season.

Nicolas Schmid kept Portsmouth level at the break with two fine saves from Adam Armstrong before Leo Scienza ran onto a fine pass from Finn Azaz to give Southampton the lead on 57 minutes.

Portsmouth struggled to create anything from open play but from a corner Ebou Adams bundled in the equaliser with 13 minutes remaining.

Pompey move out of the relegation zone and Saints remain in 15th place.

A late corner for Portsmouth is cleared, anywhere will do and Taylor Harwood-Bellis smashes it up to the halfway line.

A long throw from Marlon Pack is headed clear.

This is the best spell of the game for the home side and Saints keeper Daniel Peretz has to punch a cross away before Harwood-Bellis hoofs a Colby Bishop cross over his own bar. Panic stations a tad.

Adam Blackmore
BBC Radio Solent sports editor

That's probably two minutes too long because the way the flow of the game is going, since Pompey scored, we have struggled to get anything going.

We will have an additional six minutes.

It has been lively, that is for sure.

A goal for either side now will bring the roof off Fratton Park.