Alexander Sorloth was signed by Crystal Palace to boost their striking options and also relieve some of the pressure from Christian Benteke.
The Belgian hasn&apos;t had the most prolific season in front of goal, and for the large majority has played up front on his own.
Sorloth&apos;s arrival can have been a good thing for Benteke whichever way you look at it. So has it upped the former Liverpool man&apos;s game in training with the extra competition?
Boss Roy Hodgson is likely play both men against Tottenham on Sunday, perhaps as a front two or part of a front three with Andros Townsend.
"I hope so (given him an edge), he&apos;s been very good in training in the last few days," said the manager, when asked about Benteke.
"I&apos;ve never got the feeling that Christian&apos;s not trying to do well and work hard for the team and do all the things we know he&apos;s capable of doing.
"I don&apos;t think he&apos;s needed that. That would suggest he was taken life easily and was complacent. That&apos;s never been the case.
"He didn&apos;t need someone to come along to boost him. What he really needs is that little bit of luck where a couple of shots or headers go in, and it relieves that pressure all centre-forwards feel when they&apos;re playing but not scoring goals.
"That was why we brought him in, but we also brought Sorloth in to strengthen an attack which also had Bakary Sako and Wilf Zaha."