Tottenham Crisis Deepens As Spurs Remain Winless And Goalless After Everton Draw

Tottenham’s difficult start to the Premier League season continued on Saturday as Roberto De Zerbi’s side were held to a goalless draw by Everton in North London.

According to Ireporter Online, the result means Tottenham are still searching for their first Premier League goal of the campaign despite spending more than £300 million during the summer transfer window.

Spurs have managed just two points from their opening four league matches, leaving the club among the early-season strugglers and increasing pressure on De Zerbi to turn their fortunes around.

The latest setback was met with boos from sections of the home crowd at the final whistle, while Everton celebrated another valuable point following their dramatic 2-2 draw against Manchester United last weekend.

Tottenham struggled to break down a disciplined Everton defence throughout the encounter, with their inability to convert possession and pressure into clear-cut chances once again proving costly.

De Zerbi had hoped the club’s significant investment in the transfer market would quickly produce an improved attacking display, but Spurs have instead endured a frustrating start marked by a lack of goals and victories.

The Italian manager now faces the task of finding an attacking solution quickly, with Tottenham’s prolonged goal drought threatening to turn their poor beginning into a deeper crisis.

Everton, meanwhile, continue to pick up useful results under David Moyes. The latest draw moved the Merseyside club up to seventh place in the early Premier League standings and extended their unbeaten run to two matches.

One of the few positives for Tottenham was the return of James Maddison from injury. The midfielder received a warm reception from supporters and earned the loudest applause from the home crowd as he acknowledged fans after the final whistle.

De Zerbi appeared visibly frustrated at the end of the match and was seen speaking with Mathys Tel on the pitch before eventually heading down the tunnel.

With Tottenham still without a league goal after four matches, De Zerbi and his players will now face mounting pressure to provide an immediate response in their next Premier League outing.