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06 Sept 2025
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Ronan Curtis celebrates scoring a goal for Portsmouth.
Ronan Curtis was among the goals as Portsmouth hammered Cheltenham Town in League One on Saturday.
Curtis hit one of three early goals in a 4-0 rout at Fratton Park.
Restored to the starting XI again following a recent ankle injury, the St Johnston man didn't wait long before repaying John Mousinho's faith.
Ryan Tunnicliffe and Michael Jacobs already had Portsmouth 2-0 in front when Curtis struck.
Owen Dale and Tunnicliffe combined in the 26th minute and Curtis steered past Luke Southwood from close range.
Sub Louis Thompson added a fourth late in the game.
Pompey are now tenth in League One.
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