10.03.2010- Troussier, Hiddink 'bidding for Ivory Coast job'

10.03.2010- Schweini wary of Champions League big guns

10.03.2010- China World Cup mascot factory defends itself

10.03.2010- Pressure on big-spending Real to end last 16 hoodoo

09.03.2010- Payback time for Berbatov as United aim to slay Milan jinx

10.03.2010- Benitez at a loss as Lille loom for Liverpool

09.03.2010- Pompey rock bottom while Sunderland savour victory

09.03.2010- Rangers pull further ahead

09.03.2010- Bayern lose but scrape past Fiorentina on away goals

09.03.2010- Arsenal crush Porto to reach Champions League quarter-finals

09.03.2010- Pompey rock bottom while Sunderland savour victory

09.03.2010- Pompey administrator says FA Cup spot safe

07.03.2010- Grant praises Pompey spirit as Wembley beckons

06.03.2010- Piquionne fires Pompey into FA Cup semi-finals

02.03.2010- Portsmouth owner ordered to reveal financial details

01.03.2010- Tax chiefs to contest Pompey administration

01.03.2010- Cattermole still pondering Pompey purchase

28.02.2010- Pompey boss has a point to prove

27.02.2010- Portsmouth back in business

26.02.2010- Portsmouth football club enter administration

25.02.2010- Portsmouth begin administration process

25.02.2010- Portsmouth begin administration process

24.02.2010- Portsmouth told to forget Premier League bail out

24.02.2010- Portsmouth told to forget Premier League bail out

24.02.2010- Portsmouth fans insist club will survive

23.02.2010- Portsmouth face administration D-Day

20.02.2010- Diao's hammer blow stuns Portsmouth

18.02.2010- Portsmouth plan player sales to ease debt crisis

16.02.2010- Mandaric slams Portsmouth owners

14.02.2010- Grant vows to fight on with club Portsmouth

13.02.2010- Portsmouth lift gloom by defeating Southampton

13.02.2010- Cup of solace for struggling Pompey

12.02.2010- Pompey boss Grant pleads for sympathetic court verdict

12.02.2010- Saints boss wants rivals Portsmouth to survive

10.02.2010- Pompey battle for survival moves to High Court

10.02.2010- Pompey battle for survival moves to High Court

09.02.2010- Dindane gives Pompey fans something to cheer at last

09.02.2010- Pompey continue talks with taxman

04.02.2010- James gives Pompey contract boost

04.02.2010- Stricken Portsmouth get fourth owner of the season

03.02.2010- Greening piles pressure on Pompey

01.02.2010- Begovic joins Stoke from Pompey

31.01.2010- Adebayor sparks City win over Pompey

28.01.2010- Fears for Pompey mount as website closed down

26.01.2010- Webber keeps Portsmouth fighting

26.01.2010- Portsmouth transfer ban lifted

20.01.2010- Campbell action adds to Pompey's problems

19.01.2010- Portsmouth court tax challenge fails

19.01.2010- Portsmouth court tax challenge fails

18.01.2010- Pompey threaten action against EPL over embargo

17.01.2010- Portsmouth FC taking legal steps over sanctions

12.01.2010- Mokoena gives Pompey FA Cup relief

12.01.2010- EPL consider new information from Pompey

12.01.2010- Mandaric charged with tax evasion

12.01.2010- Jacob tells Pompey fans to lay-off Al-Faraj

07.01.2010- Portsmouth players to be paid at last

05.01.2010- Pompey fail to pay players for third time

03.01.2010- Coventry add to Portsmouth woes with FA Cup draw

02.01.2010- Storrie hopes Portsmouth players will be paid next week

Portsmouth's Hassan Yebda (R) outjumps Fulham's Jonathan Greening during a Premier League match at Fulham's Craven Cottage stadium in west London, February 3.

Portsmouth are now under the control of Hong Kong businessman Balram Chainrai, the struggling Premier League club's fourth owner this season, it emerged on Thursday.

A spokesman for the club confirmed that Chainrai's company Portpin have taken a controlling interest in the financially-stricken club from former owner Ali Al-Faraj after exercising provisions linked to a 17-million-pound loan made to the Saudi businessman.

Chainrai hopes to stabilise the club before selling it on to new owners in order to recoup his investment, the spokesman said, adding that Peter Storrie, the chief executive, would continue to run the club.

The move means Portsmouth has become the second Premier League club to be controlled from Hong Kong following Carson Yeung's takeover of Birmingham in October.