Andre Gray's imminent return from suspension will not necessarily see Burnley revert to 4-4-2, according to manager Sean Dyche.
The Clarets have been without last season's top scorer for the past four games due to a Football Association suspension imposed on him for homophobic tweets he sent four years ago while still a non-league player.
Rather than selecting a like-for-like replacement and continuing with the two-striker system that has been a feature of his tenure at Turf Moor, Dyche has instead preferred to utilise an attacking midfielder behind Sam Vokes.
And it was Scott Arfield, the man deployed in that role, who claimed the late winner against Everton on Saturday, so Dyche admits he has options ahead of next week's trip to Manchester United.