EPL: Spurs Go Four Games Without Scoring After 0-0 Draw With Everton

Tottenham Hotspur’s difficult start to the 2026/27 Premier League season continued on Saturday as they were held to a 0-0 draw by Everton in north London.

The result means Spurs have failed to score in their opening four league matches for the first time in the club’s history. They remain without a victory and have now gone more than 400 minutes without finding the net in the Premier League.

Roberto De Zerbi’s side entered the match desperate to end their unwanted run after defeats to Brentford and Newcastle were followed by a goalless draw at Nottingham Forest.

Tottenham started brightly and enjoyed significant possession during the opening stages, but they struggled to turn their control into clear-cut scoring opportunities.

Everton gradually grew into the contest and created some dangerous moments of their own as Tottenham’s attacking frustrations continued.

Spurs came closest late in the match when Everton goalkeeper Jordan Pickford produced an important save to deny the hosts and preserve a valuable point for David Moyes’ side.

Tottenham’s inability to score is particularly concerning after the club invested heavily in the squad during the summer transfer window. Despite the arrival of several new players, the team has yet to develop the attacking fluency expected under De Zerbi.

The draw leaves Tottenham still searching for their first Premier League victory of the campaign, while Everton maintained their unbeaten start.

The result also increases the pressure on De Zerbi, whose side have struggled to create consistent attacking threats despite periods of possession and territorial control.

Everton, meanwhile, will take encouragement from another disciplined defensive display and their ability to frustrate a Tottenham side that had been expected to improve significantly following its summer rebuilding programme.

For Spurs, the immediate priority is ending the goal drought before it develops into an even deeper crisis. Their failure to score in four consecutive league matches has already created an unwanted chapter in the club’s history.

Tottenham will now have to regroup and find an attacking solution quickly as De Zerbi looks to revive a campaign that has begun with four matches without a Premier League goal or victory.