Ryan Mason must decide whether to switch back to his formation of choice as Tottenham host Crystal Palace on Sunday in the Premier League.
The 31-year-old acting Spurs head coach has got his team creating chances and scoring goals with five netted in his two matches in charge, but the team has also conceded six at the other end and he will need to plug that gap if he is to match his record from two years ago when he took caretaker charge as a 29-year-old and won four of his six Premier League games.
Mason will also want to press his own claims to be considered for the full-time job as chairman Daniel Levy looks for the next Tottenham manager.
