Tottenham Hotspur have made history by going six hours without scoring a goal in their first four Premier League matches of the season. The club's goal drought began with a goalless draw at home against Everton, leaving them without a win and struggling to find the back of the net. Former Tottenham player Jamie Redknapp criticized the team's attacking performance on Sky Sports, calling their scoring record "diabolical," despite a significant £300 million summer spending spree on new signings. Despite a bright start and the inclusion of players like Savio, Omar Marmoush, Mateus Fernandes, and Sandro Tonali, Spurs failed to trouble Everton goalkeeper Jordan Pickford. The result left Tottenham 17th in the Premier League table, the same position they had finished in the previous two seasons. Unhappy fans booed the team off the field at full time. Everton, who remain unbeaten this season, were strong contenders for a win but were held to a draw. They had several chances in the second half, with Thierno Barry, Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall, and Brennan Johnson all testing Tottenham's defense. However, Everton's defense was exceptional, and Tottenham's lack of sharpness prevented them from capitalizing on their opportunities. The result lifted Everton to seventh in the Premier League standings, matching the points of their Merseyside rivals, Liverpool. For Tottenham, goalkeeper Antonin Kinsky made a crucial save from James Garner's free-kick but was unfortunate to pass the ball directly to Dewsbury-Hall, a mistake he later corrected with another save. Archie Gray was praised for his forward runs from defense, while Jan Paul van Hecke had an early chance but was more composed in defense. Micky van de Ven had an uneventful game as Everton lacked attacking flair. Andrew Robertson effectively contained Brennan Johnson and made some strong runs. Rodrigo Bentancur was instrumental in midfield, maintaining calm possession. Savio had some lively moments on the right flank but faded as the game progressed. Mateus Fernandes struggled to make an impact, with one shot met with ironic applause. Omar Marmoush showed effort but had no real influence. Dominic Solanke, starting his first Premier League match of the season, looked rusty. Substitutes Mohammed Kudus, Lucas Bergvall, and Mathys Tel also struggled to make an impact, with James Maddison and Tosin Adarabioyo having limited time on the field. Everton's Jordan Pickford made a crucial late save to deny Lucas Bergvall. Ainsley Maitland-Niles attempted to replicate his goal against Manchester United but was unsuccessful. Jarrad Branthwaite was outstanding early on and was named the game's outstanding player. James Tarkowski provided a solid defensive presence alongside Branthwaite. Vitalii Mykolenko had a tough start against Savio but remained focused. Harrison Armstrong worked hard but had a quieter day. James Garner had little opportunity to showcase his creativity. Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall had some nice touches but struggled to create chances. Brennan Johnson performed poorly against his former club, missing a significant opportunity. Thierno Barry faced a difficult task as a raw striker, while Tyrique George had occasional bursts of pace but lacked impact. Substitutes Jack Grealish, Jake O'Brien, and Hayden Hackney also struggled to exert influence.