Tottenham are back in action on October 10 when they travel to Manchester United in the Premier League
Roberto De Zerbi has plenty to ponder during the untimely three-week international break as he looks to mastermind Tottenham's first Premier League victory of the season.
The Italian has been left to pick the bones out of last Saturday's 3-2 home defeat at the hands of Aston Villa as he now looks to find the correct formula to take Spurs forward.
They are still yet to taste victory from their opening five top-flight matches, meaning changes are likely to materialise when Tottenham head to Old Trafford to face Manchester United on October 10.
So what XI does De Zerbi go with? Antonin Kinsky should remain in goal and then the club will have to assess whether Pedro Porro is fit following his hamstring injury.
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If he isn't there could be a start for Archie Gray at right-back. It's times like this that Tottenham miss Djed Spence because Gray is not a right-back, though he's all the club has for a back-up.
At centre-back Jan Paul van Hecke and Micky van de Ven should start with Destiny Udogie at left-back. Udogie isn't part of the Italian national team squad so he should be fresh following extra training with De Zerbi.
Andy Robertson will have played a fair amount of minutes with Scotland and he was also a tad shaky against Villa, so it feels like a good time for Udogie to come back into the fold.
In midfield, Sandro Tonali should start with Mateus Fernandes. Spurs signed the latter for £85million because they believed in his potential and this should be the kind of match where he's trusted.
Although De Zerbi is likely to stick with Rodrigo Bentancur, Fernandes has the athleticism and quality in possession to thrive at Old Trafford if handed the chance.
United have looked shaky in defence so this should be the kind of match where Spurs free themselves from their shackles.
Mohammed Kudus will be ready to rumble after dropping out of the Ghana squad, he should start on the right as playing him through the middle didn't quite work.
James Maddison should start as the No.10 with Savio on the left, even though he looks more effective from the right.
Then Omar Marmoush should start through the middle with Dominic Solanke dropped to the bench following an underwhelming start to the campaign.
That would mean there are four official changes from the defeat to Villa despite shuffling several players around in terms of position.