Against Crystal Palace, interim head coach Ryan Mason came up with an elegant solution to Tottenham's recent problems; will it continue to work?
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Tottenham's defensive needs show in their previous two games, which contrasted in both approach and performance by key players.
Tottenham's next manager faces two challenges in both trying to win now and trying to win later something the last few managers could not do.
With erratic results and a string of injuries, Tottenham needs to reconsider everything, particularly its formations, given its available roster.
Tottenham adds a small twist in its win over Fulham by allowing Emerson Royal more freedom to move toward the middle of the pitch.
In a 0-2 loss to Arsenal, Tottenham's primary weakness, a mismatch between personnel and tactics on the wing, was exposed.
Tottenham finally looked exciting, using defensive coherence and quick strikes to bounce back in a 4-0 win against Crystal Palace.
As Tottenham struggles to get off dangerous shots, it should implement a counterpressing system to create better opportunities using the 3-5-2.
Coming back from the international break, Tottenham Hotspur look to make three key changes for their fall play.
After losing to Sporting in a Champions League match, Tottenham still has several related issues to consider regarding its lineup.
A slight tweak by Tottenham to Son's positioning and approach can help him regain his previous form.
Tottenham's tactical flexibility helps the Spurs earn a tough draw against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge in a heated match despite not playing their best.
We award the Hotspur HQ Most Improved Tottenham Player prize to Eric Dier.
With optimism on the rise, it's time to acknowledge a few of the promising young players ready to help put Tottenham over the top.
Tottenham began the year by beating the best team in the league, Man City, and finished it by beating the team at the bottom of the table, Norwich City.
Tottenham's win against Newcastle revealed a team willing to play slowly with an assertive patience that led to five goals.
Tottenham can make a few adjustments after last week's tentative play, including one unlikely positional adjustment to add more zip.
Since joining Tottenham more than a year ago, Sergio Reguilon has demonstrated his desire to join the attack from the backline. now he is finding space.
Tottenham Hotspur can solve its attacking midfielder problem with a simple fix by giving Son a new role.
Tottenham Hotspur can improve its play and provide some stability by switching to a 4-2-3-1 formation, with Oliver Skipp and Pierre Hojbjerg at the base.