Tottenham remains winless and scoreless to start the Premier League season
2 sources • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 11, 2026, 7:02 AM
Last updated Sep 11, 2026

Tottenham has failed to win or score a goal in its first three Premier League matches of the campaign. The team enters the next round with its worst league opening since 2008 following a scoreless draw against Nottingham Forest last weekend. That match marked the first time in over four years that the side failed to record a shot on target during a league game. Roberto De Zerbi is managing the squad after a summer transfer window that saw 10 new players join the club for a total expenditure of £332 million. Despite the slow start and public scrutiny regarding squad selection and player management, club reporting indicates the medical staff is actively collaborating with the manager to prevent injuries. Tottenham prepares to host Everton on Saturday.
- •Tottenham has recorded zero wins and zero goals in three Premier League games.
- •The side failed to record a shot on target against Nottingham Forest last weekend.
- •The club signed 10 new players this summer for a total of £332 million.
- •Tottenham hosts Everton on Saturday at 5:30 p.m.
"It has been a winless and goalless start to the new Premier League season for big-spending Tottenham.
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