Tottenham collected a first league point of the new season but remain without a goal in it after a 0-0 draw at Nottingham Forest on Saturday, with a Neco Williams effort chalked off by VAR the moment that shaped the afternoon.
Roberto De Zerbi's side had lost to Brentford and Newcastle in their first two league games after a summer outlay of almost £400m. Going three league games without scoring at the start of a season has not happened to Spurs since 1974-75, and Forest's disallowed goal spared them a third straight defeat, something that would have been a first for the club since 1980.
Forest, under new boss Oliver Glasner, are also still looking for a first win and have yet to score at home this season. They finished with more shots than Spurs, 12 to 11 on Opta's count, and two on target to none.
Forest Bright, Spurs Blunt