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Tottenham still waiting for first league goal of season after draw against Everton

The Guardian Australia - Sport ·
Tottenham still waiting for first league goal of season after draw against Everton

Is it too early for a Tottenham crisis? To which the answer is surely that it is never too early for a Tottenham crisis.

After four Premier League games, they have yet to score.

This kind of run has never happened in their history at the beginning of a league season.

At least, they mustered a couple of shots on target this time, having failed to do so last weekend in the 0-0 draw at Nottingham Forest.

The first – from Mateus Fernandes – at the start of the second half was greeted by ironic cheers from the South Stand.

It has certainly not been what the club expected when they spent £300m on overhauling the squad in the summer.

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