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Scorer targets Pompey's next three-point haul

Kyle Bennett wants Pompey to make it seven points from nine when Notts County visit Fratton Park on Saturday.

The winger was on target at Plymouth on Saturday and is talking of wanting to score a dozen goals over the course of the season - which would be five more than he struck last term.

He was upbeat about the Blues' performance at Home Park and says the fact it ended a draw - after Pompey took an 87th-minute lead - should not detract from their pride at having got the better of the leaders.

Bennett told The News: ‘We’ve sent a message out. Teams will know what they are going up against when they face us.

‘I thought we played them off the park and were the superior team on Saturday. They are a very robust team, though, and are good at what they do. Plymouth are top of the league at the moment but we are striving to be there.

‘We’ve got four points from the last two away fixtures. That’s not a bad return. Now we need to kick on and win against Notts County. ‘That would give us seven points from nine — and that’s pretty decent.’

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