Tottenham Hotspur vs Everton

Tottenham and Everton played out a tense goalless draw at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, a result that will do little to ease the growing frustration around the home side. The best chance of a tight opening came in the 5th minute when Jan Paul van Hecke headed narrowly wide from Andy Robertson's free-kick. The second half brought more urgency but no breakthrough. James Garner's stoppage-time free-kick forced a save from Antonin Kinsky, while Mateus Fernandes produced Spurs' only shot on target, straight at Jordan Pickford. Thierno Barry headed at Kinsky, who then gifted Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall a sight of goal with a loose pass, only for the effort to go straight back at him. Pickford had the final word, denying Lucas Bergvall late on to notch his 100th Premier League clean sheet, becoming just the fifth English goalkeeper to reach the mark. For Tottenham, the numbers are alarming — four games without a win or a goal, their worst scoring drought in two decades, and their first-ever goalless home draw in the competition. Everton will be happier with a point that keeps their unbeaten start intact, even if David Moyes's side may feel they should have found a winner.