Tottenham Hotspur remain winless in the Premier League after a 0‑0 draw at the City Ground on Sunday, their first game under manager Roberto de Zerbi. The visitors produced 12 shots but none went on target, and the match ended in a stalemate that left both sides looking for a breakthrough.
Forest’s Neco Williams appeared to score in the second half, but the goal was ruled out when the full‑back was judged to have bundled the ball in with his arm. The decision left the hosts frustrated as they continue to search for their first home goal of the campaign.
Spurs’ best chance came when Micky van de Ven headed the ball wide from a corner. The team also introduced Savio and Omar Marmoush together for the first time, yet they were unable to create a decisive moment.
With a summer spend of over £350 million, Tottenham have yet to find a consistent identity after ten senior arrivals. Their three consecutive winless Premier League games have raised questions about the squad’s cohesion.
Nottingham Forest, under new manager Oliver Glasner, are also winless and are trying to find their footing. Glasner gave a home debut to £50 million striker Liam Delap, hoping to spark a turnaround.
Both teams will look to turn the draw into a win in their next fixtures, with Tottenham eager to secure their first top‑flight victory and Forest desperate for a first home goal.
