Ange Postecoglou's Son Heung-min problem at Tottenham and Troy Parrott's weird red card moment

Tottenham Hotspur have two weeks to prepare for a north London derby against Arsenal that could go a long way to deciding what comes next for both teams.

Spurs continued their recent habit of putting in poor performances just before a long spell off without a game as they fell to a dismal 4-0 defeat at Newcastle on Saturday. Ange Postecoglou's side now have just six games of the season remaining and they include home games against Arsenal and Manchester City and trips to Chelsea and Liverpool with three of those games taking place within the space of a week.

The City match was due to be played this coming weekend but will now take place midweek in the final days of the Premier League season as Pep Guardiola's side are in FA Cup action this Saturday against Chelsea in the semi-finals.

That means Postecoglou has two weeks to prepare for the north London derby and he will have plenty of issues to fix after the poor showing at St James' Park.

As one of them, the Australian must work out how to get the best out of his captain Son Heung-min again, who has 24 goal involvements in 29 Premier League games this season but struggled in the central role on Saturday and was taken off after just 58 minutes. The South Korean has a good record against Arsenal, netting twice against them at the Emirates Stadium this season, and Postecoglou will want him to continue that.

Our Spurs correspondents Alasdair Gold and Rob Guest dissected the defeat at Newcastle and what Postecoglou must do for the north London derby in the latest episode of their podcast Gold & Guest Talk Tottenham. The duo also discussed other things going on around the club, including Tottenham Hotspur Women's historic FA Cup semi-final win against Leicester which put them