Portsmouth manager Kenny Jackett tells Sky Sports:

"It's a massive one. That's four wins on the spin at the right time.

"Wigan are a very good side, our keeper made two really key saves in the second period.

"I'm really proud of the players. The important thing is with six games to go we keep the momentum going.

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They've done it. Pompey have resisted everything Wigan threw at them in the last 10 minutes to move to the verge of the play-offs.

Wigan stay third.

It's all going on.

Wigan keeper Christian Walton comes up for another corner - it's scrambled away - then back into the box and Walton commits a foul. He's booked.

I don't think he fancied sprinting back there.

Wigan are throwing everything forward.

They earn a corner - it's frantically cleared by Pompey.

The home fans must feel sick. Three minutes to hold on.

There will indeed be five minutes of additional time.

Tense.

High, wide and handsome from Portsmouth striker Brett Pitman.

The pitch is playing all sorts of tricks after the torrential rain in this second half.

The Wigan fans look dejected - it's been a miserable trip to the south coast.

Kenny Jackett looks like he's been for a fully-clothed shower on the touchline, but he won't care a jot.

He'll be so proud of the way his Pompey side has performed today.

Five minutes plus stoppage time for the hosts to hold on.

It's not been an Easter Monday to remember for Nick Powell so far.

The former Manchester United man drags a shot wide for Wigan from outside the box.

Wigan make their final substitution - Gary Roberts replaces Michael Jacobs.

The visitors are running out of time.

Kal Naismith takes a booking for his side.

He drags back Sam Morsy, Morsy looks furious, but Naismith manages to calm the Wigan skipper quickly.

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79 mins

Portsmouth 2-0 Wigan

BOSH.

Portsmouth midfielder Gareth Evans takes the full force of a ball to the face from a couple of yards.

He's back up on his feet, but looks groggy.

What a stunning save by Portsmouth keeper Luke McGee.

Will Grigg gets in front of his defender and smashes a volley towards goal, but McGee dives full stretch to his left and palms the ball away.

You just feel it's not going to be Wigan's day.

The game is becoming niggly, the surface is soaked, and Portsmouth are looking solid.

Cue a Wigan goal...

Erm, that's a yellow.

Pompey midfielder Anton Walkes smashes into Ryan Colclough and is booked.

Oh my word, it should be 2-1.

Nick Powell powers his way through, but his low shot is palmed up onto the crossbar by Luke McGee.

Great save, but the Wigan man had to score.

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It's all a bit frantic from Wigan. They look rattled by that Jamal Lowe goal for Portsmouth.

Wigan make two changes - top-scorer Will Grigg and Ryan Colclough come on for Gavin Massey and James Vaughan.

The rain is torrential now.

Wow. That ball's in Southampton.

Sam Morsy attempts a volley after Pompey clear a free-kick but it flies way, way over the bar.

Wigan might be running out of ideas.