Tottenham Hotspur chairman Daniel Levy will be bracing himself for a hostile reception on Thursday when his team face Manchester United.
It has been another chaotic week at the north London club with an embarrassing 6-1 defeat at Newcastle, which brought five goals in the first 21 minutes. That display meant acting head coach Cristian Stellini, who had been Antonio Conte's assistant, was sacked after just four matches and had to be replaced by another acting head coach in his own assistant Ryan Mason.
Mason will now have to get Tottenham back on track but faces two tough matches immediately in the shape of United and then a trip to Liverpool on Sunday.