Tottenham v Everton: Target Dewsbury-Hall in 4/1 Bet Builder

Tottenham teetering on crisis again

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Saturday 12 September, 17:30
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Despite a huge summer spend that was supposed to competely turn Tottenham's fortunes around, they go into the fourth Premier League match of the campaign having not managed a single goal.

The 'good' news is that zero goals doesn't equal zero points as a 0-0 draw at Nottingham Forest last time at least got them off the mark. However, they go into the weekend in the relegation zone and defeat here would really get the alarm bells going.

Roberto De Zerbi did a good job to stave off a nightmare end to last season but it's been a tough start and with many of his most creative players still sidelined, it's hard to see where the goals are coming from.

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Everton still unbeaten

Despite the fury in the fanbase over what looks a botched transfer window, on the pitch Everton are doing pretty well.

They survived a few nervy moments to beat Crystal Palace 2-0 on the opening weekend and have then shown their battling qualities to come up with late, late equalisers against both Bournemouth (away) and Manchester United (home).

James Tarkowski popped up in stoppage time to nick a 1-1 draw at Bournemouth while substitute Ainsley Maitland-Niles rifled in an absolute worldie in the sixth minute of added time to rescue a point in a 2-2 draw with United last weekend.

Eight teams were unbeaten after the first three rounds of the new Premier League season and Everton were one of them.

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Tottenham have dominated Toffees

If history is a factor in Saturday's game, Everton are just about the perfect opponents for a Spurs side seeking its first victory.

Tottenham have won their last five home Premier League games against Everton while the Toffees have headed back to Merseyside with just one win in the last 17 top-flight visits to Spurs.

For this one, Tottenham are 21/202.05 to rack up another home win over Everton, who are 13/53.60. The Draw is also 13/53.60.

*Last six meetings

Goals could be in short supply

There's a fairly easy argument to be made for going Under 2.5 Goals here. It's a pick 'em with Overs also quoted at 20/231.87.

Let's start with Spurs. They haven't scored a Premier League goal yet this season and their last two games also saw fewer than three goals (0-2 v Newcastle and 0-0 at Forest).

With many of their attacking talents either absent or struggling in front of goal, this could be another testing afternoon for the Tottenham fans.

Everton may have played out a 2-2 draw with Manchester United last time but that looks an unlikely scoreline for them this season given their lack of forward options.

As with Spurs, Unders has landed in two of their three games so far via a 2-0 win and 1-1 draw.

The most recent meeting - in May - saw Spurs edge it 1-0 so that adds another layer.

Dewsbury-Hall can help land Bet Builder

Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall has had more shots on target than any other Everton player in the Premier League this season.

His tally is four in three matches while he also twice tested the goalkeeper in the EFL Cup win over Preston. Add that in and it's six shots on target in four games so 11/102.11 for another here looks good.

He's a key attacking cog in David Moyes' system and will be encouraged to get forward and have a pop.

For a double, try Tottenham's Pedro Porro. He's played just two Premier League games so far but in his only home game he pulled the trigger four times against Newcastle, hitting the target once.

Porro will take free-kicks as well and let's recall that he scored twice for Spain in this summer's World Cup.

A Dewsbury-Hall/Porro shots on target double pays 4/15.00.

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