Tottenham Hotspur's attacking struggles have deepened, with the goalless draw at Nottingham Forest marking the first time since April 2022 — under Antonio Conte against Brentford — that Spurs failed to register a single shot on target in a Premier League fixture, according to BBC News.
The stalemate at the City Ground also extended a troubling scoring drought: Spurs have now gone three consecutive Premier League matches without finding the net, something the club hasn't experienced since November, per the report.
The figures paint a stark picture of a side short on cutting edge going forward, with manager Thomas Frank facing growing questions over how to unlock a misfiring attack. BBC News' report centred on reaction from Forest boss, with the numbers underlining just how toothless Tottenham looked throughout the contest.
With three winless, goalless league outings in a row now on the board, pressure will mount on Spurs to find a response quickly as the freescoring form many expected from Frank's squad remains conspicuously absent so far this season.