Roberto De Zerbi says wrong decisions cost Tottenham as wait for first Premier League win goes on - ESPN

Tottenham boss Roberto De Zerbi is not concerned despite his side limping to a third successive Premier League game without a goal.

Spurs did at least register their first point of the season after a 0-0 draw at Nottingham Forest, but they failed to muster a shot on goal at the City Ground.

And things could have been much worse had Forest not had a goal controversially disallowed by VAR midway through the second half.

Defeats to Brentford and Newcastle in the opening two games of the season had put Spurs under early-season scrutiny after a summer spend of almost £400 million ($540.8m) in the transfer window.

And they have now failed to score in their opening three league matches for the first time since 1974.

Asked if he was worried, the Italian said: «No. We could have scored three or four goals today, because if you take the wrong decision, you don't score.

»But for me it is a chance to score.

«I think we played well, but in the last third we have to improve. We have to take the better decisions. We have to keep more calm when we are very close to doing something important in the last third.

»I remember the chance when [Omar] Marmoush shot at goal [in the second half], the way we had [Andy] Robertson overlapping. If we take the right decision and we play with Robertson then on the second post there is [Mohammed] Kudus to score like this.

«Or how many crosses went over the second post? From Mathys Tel, two times, Sávio, one time. Sávio I think it's the last decision.

»We are not happy because we didn't win, but I think this is the right spirit and the right way to move on in this moment.

«Because we started just last Thursday to work [all] together and to create, to build the team, to build the organization. It's not