How a war delayed to 1942 changes Fleet Air Arm aircraft

If World War II began in 1942, what would replace the Skua, Roc, and Sea Gladiator in Fleet Air Arm service?

The Barracuda and Seafire would cover strike and fighter roles, with a longer-range reconnaissance or support aircraft still required.

The Fairey Barracuda would replace the Skua as a combined torpedo and dive-bombing aircraft. The Royal Navy would also acquire a single-seat fighter, most plausibly the Supermarine Seafire. A longer-range aircraft would still be needed for reconnaissance, search, and fleet support. Delaying the war would improve the aircraft mix without removing the need to balance strike, interception, and scouting roles on a carrier deck.