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HARRISON GIVES ’EM THE BLUES

By John Lyons
MIDWEEK ROUND-UP

OH YES! Portsmouth’s Ellis Harrison, centre, celebrates his fi rst goal of the game against Birmingham and, inset, Rotherham’s Dan Barlaser battles for the ball with Manchester United’s Tahith Chong PICTURE: PA Images

PORTSMOUTH assistant manager Joe Gallen saluted Ellis Harrison after the striker marked his home debut with a double in the 3-0 romp against Birmingham City on Tuesday night.
The visiting Blues made nine changes in comparison to Pompey’s three and were duly swept aside in the Carabao Cup first round tie.
Their main torm...

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