Eleven goals were scored in the match, leaving a final scoreline of 7–4 in Portsmouth's favour.
With nine different scorers, including an own goal for each side, the match also shares the record for the most goal scorers in a Premier League match, held with Arsenal's 5–4 win at Tottenham Hotspur in 2004–05.
[4] "The first half was probably our best 45 minutes this season, but to come in having conceded in the last minute of the half allowed them back in... people say we only play one up front but today proved that it's really three and no-one deserves a hat-trick more than Benji."
Portsmouth coach Joe Jordan[1] "It's difficult to analyse a match like that and if you try you will be there a very long time ...we scored four goals away from home and had a chance for another with a penalty.
We played a full part in the game - I don't think many teams will come here this season and score four."