Tottenham and Everton shared a 0-0 Premier League draw at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. The home side had more of the ball and more shots overall, but Everton kept a clean sheet and the official scoreline never moved.

Match Summary

Tottenham set the tempo with the majority of possession, yet the first half closed without a goal. Everton worked with less of the ball and still produced a similar number of attempts. By the end Tottenham had 14 shots to Everton's 13, with only two of the home efforts on target against three for the visitors.

The second half stayed as tight as the first. Corners finished five for Tottenham and six for Everton, another sign the away side remained in the contest. Expected goals were recorded at 0 for both teams, matching an afternoon that never found a scorer. Bookings arrived late rather than any breakthrough. Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall was shown a yellow card for Everton in the 68th minute, and James Garner was booked in the 84th. Roberto De Zerbi received a yellow for Tottenham in the 87th minute. There were no dismissals, and the Tottenham vs Everton live score remained 0-0 through to full time.

Key Moments

Tottenham's inability to turn 62 percent possession into a lead defined the afternoon. Control of the ball never became control of the scoreboard, and that gap between territory and threat is why the points were shared.

Everton's three shots on target, one more than Tottenham, mattered because it showed the visitors were still getting efforts at goal even while seeing 38 percent of the play. That balance helped them leave with a draw.

The late yellow cards, for Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall and James Garner then Roberto De Zerbi, came with the game still goalless. None of those cautions changed the result. They were the only clear interruptions after the hour as neither attack produced a goal.

Match Statistics

The numbers backed a stalemate. Tottenham's 62 percent possession and 14 shots suggested the home side asked more questions, yet two shots on target and expected goals of 0 showed how little of that pressure became a clear chance. Everton posted 38 percent possession, 13 shots, three on target, and the same 0 expected goals. Corners were five for Tottenham and six for Everton. Match statistics listed 0 yellow cards for Tottenham and 2 for Everton, with no red cards on either side.

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