Portsmouth FC unveiled a new crest which differs significantly from the old crest.

It removes the 'three points' and the 'star and moon' now have a three dimentional look. The 'moon' also has more diameter and looks quite like the citys Coat of Arms.

Its the first significant change of the emblem for 15 years. The new-look design is an update of the traditional star and crescent and will be used for the first time in the programme for the club's clash with Fulham on Sunday.

Gone is the Old English- style typeface upon a golden scroll and in comes a bold Portsmouth FC banner across the centre of the shield.

The new design also boasts a three-dimensional effect. Lines have been scored within the crescent moon and striking star.

Slight changes in the shades of the historical symbols ensure the overall effect is that of an emblem reflecting a strong light.

After Canterbury's successful away debut in the 2007/08 season, Canterbury and Portsmouth unveiled this brand new replica away shirt for the 2008-2009 season. This new shirt is ideal for the die hard fan supporting Pompey up and down the country! Portsmouth reached the FA Cup final for the first time since 1939 in 2008. It is exciting times to follow Pompey at the moment and with players such as Defoe and Kranjcar, the only way is up for Harry's boys!

The 100% white polyester shirt manufactured by Canterbury is a design with azzuri blue shoulders. At approximately 159 grams the shirt is very lightweight and comfortable. With the added unique feature of mesh side panels it allows extra ventilation. The wicking finish of the shirt utilises the quick dry properties. The 'OKI' shirt sponsor sits centrally below the v-neck collar with the Canterbury logo on the right chest and the brand new Pompey crest to the left.