What sort of Tottenham Hotspur team will Manchester United face on Thursday? Frankly, who knows, given the chaotic turnover of coaches at a club that has descended into a shambles at a startling pace.
Astonishingly, Spurs are still fifth in the Premier League and although they’re six points behind United, Erik ten Hag’s team have two games in hand. Whatever team the second caretaker of the month, Ryan Mason, picks, there are two guarantees.
He will ditch the disastrous back-four experiment that failed so spectacularly at Newcastle, and any hopes of getting a result will rest almost entirely on the shoulders of Harry Kane.
