It looked to me like Beenie started off with a 4-3-3, a la Chelsea with Latas cutting in from the left and Carlos on the right with Stern down the middle. Yorke, Birchall and Whitley were all in the middle but none seemed to be in any one particular role as a defensive minded midfielder or offensive.
When Scotland came on, he played left, but not really midfield or wing, while Latapy drifted in more but Silvio Spann was playing an authentic right mid, having swapped with Carlos Edwards by then. But I would assume it was a 4-4-1-1 at that point with Latas, behind Stern. When Sealy came on...well by then we were hunting for a goal so we had 4 fowards on the fiield, not counting Yorke, but they all seemed to be going down the middle mostly...
Whatever, as long as it work in the end, oui !
But you think that line up at the start was effective or was it the introduction of Scotland rather than the change in tactics that resulted in a better performance and more ball possession in the second half?
And how you think Beenie will line up for the away game...4-5-1, with Yorke deeper than Latas again? or a 4-5-1 based on the 4-3-3 he used with Latas out wide?