Few Decisions for Mourinho in Tottenham Hotspur Projected XI

After a midweek debacle in Belgium, Tottenham Hotspur look to regroup, and earn three points against Brighton in the Premier League, so who do we think will play?

Jose Mourinho commented after the Tottenham Hotspur loss midweek it confirmed some things to him and then later talked about his selection being questioned less moving forward. Everyone kind of assumed he was speaking about Dele Alli, which may or may not be true. But in truth – with few exceptions – the entire team stunk up the pitch on the evening and we should expect a heavily rotated side from the one which started against Royal Antwerp.

With exceptions made for captain Hugo Lloris and left back Sergio Reguilón, it is likely that there is an entirely new team facing Brighton Hove Albion at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium Sunday than faced Antwerp on Thursday. However, that team will likely look remarkably like the squad who bested Burnley at Turf Moor on Monday.

While Tottenham are unbeaten in five after an opening day loss to Everton, Spurs are yet to win at home, having suffered late goals ripping points and spirit away from the team. If Tottenham are to get their first home win and stay unbeaten since opening day, Mourinho will need a much more cohesive team than the one fielded midweek. With cohesiveness and quality in mind a familiar line-up emerges, read on to see who we think that line-up is.