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Forest and Spurs both still looking for first win after scrappy draw

Tottenham are still waiting for their first Premier League win of the season after a scrappy draw at Nottingham Forest. Roberto de Zerbi’s expensively assembled side had 12 shots but failed to get any of those on target at the City Ground to continue their poor start in the top flight. They avoided defeat after […]

Forest and Spurs both still looking for first win after scrappy draw

Tottenham remain winless in the Premier League after a scrappy draw with Nottingham Forest at the City Ground. Despite having 12 shots on goal, they could not find the back of the net. Neco Williams scored the only goal, only for it to be disallowed when it was deemed he handled the ball. Tottenham's best scoring chance was squandered by Micky van de Ven, who headed wide.

The visitors, who started Savio and Omar Marmoush together for the first time, failed to break through despite a summer transfer window that saw them spend over £350 million. With three consecutive lossless league matches, Tottenham is still trying to establish their identity following the arrival of 10 senior players. Forest, who also started their season winless, are searching for their first home goal of the season under manager Oliver Glasner, who made his £50 million striker Liam Delap debut.

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