Tottenham Hotspur's winless start to the Premier League season extended to four matches after a frustrating 0-0 draw with Everton at home. Despite a summer spend exceeding £380 million on 10 new signings, Roberto De Zerbi's side failed to score for a fourth consecutive league game, leaving them 17th in the table on just two points. A smattering of boos greeted the final whistle as Spurs' bright start faded, with Dominic Solanke handed his first start but unable to break the deadlock.

Everton, operating with only 18 outfield players after a chaotic transfer window under David Moyes, remained unbeaten with a third draw. The visitors created the clearer chances, notably when Theirno Barry headed against the post early in the second half and Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall forced a fine save from Antonín Kinsky. Brennan Johnson also missed a guilt-edged opportunity against his former club late on.

De Zerbi introduced Lucas Bergvall, Mohammed Kudus, and Mathys Tel to inject creativity, but Jordan Pickford denied Bergvall a late winner. The pressure mounts on the Italian head coach as Spurs search for their first goal and victory of the campaign.