What kind of coach are you?

You bring on another defensive player to avoid a heavier defeat.

You keep the same tactics and hope that a chance will come your way.

You decide to bring on another forward.

Take off a forward and bring on a more defensive player.

Everything has been going well up to now, so there is no need to change anything.

It's the time to finish off your opponent. Bring on fresh attacking players.

Continue with your original plan with balance between attack and defence.

Go looking for the win because a draw at home is not enough.

Reorganise the team and try to hang on with a man less.

You are not content with the scoreline. Goal difference is important at the end of the season.

You don't want to mess up the good work so far. It's vital not to concede a goal.

If everything is going well, why make changes?

You have to take risks. If you don't it will be impossible to get a positive result.

You play it as if it were just another game with three points in play.

It's one of the toughest games of the year. The only chance of achieving a positive result is by keeping it tight at the back.

As many creative players on the pitch as possible.

Two defensive midfielders. It's important to keep things tight.

A balance between attackers and defenders. You must look for a result but maintaining your shape at all times.

Playing long balls forward looking for headers and knock-ons.

Playing the ball out from the back and maintaining possession.

To be solid at the back and to play on the counter-attack.