For the first time in their history, Tottenham failed to score in their first four league games of the season as they were held to a 0-0 draw at home to Everton.
After an uninspiring stalemate against Nottingham Forest last weekend, Roberto De Zerbi would have been hoping for his team to break their scoreless streak, but it was another frustrating performance.
In the end, Everton had the best chances to win the game, and Spurs can count themselves lucky not to have been caught cold, just as they were in their last home game against Newcastle.
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