Tottenham have scored just three goals across their six Premier League matches this season
Coventry beat Newcastle 4-1 to record their first home Premier League win in 25 years
Dominic Solanke scored a stoppage-time equaliser against Manchester United last weekend
Spurs welcome Coventry to the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Monday night, with Roberto De Zerbi's side still searching for their first league victory.
Tottenham were the better team for long periods against Manchester United and created several good chances, but wasteful finishing nearly left them empty-handed before Solanke's late equaliser.
Coventry will provide a stern test after following up their first league win of the season at Nottingham Forest with an emphatic victory over Newcastle.
Frank Lampard's side have found their feet after a difficult start and will look to exploit any further wastefulness from the hosts.
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Key Stats
Tottenham have had more shots in the league than Arsenal, Liverpool and Newcastle
Spurs have not won a home Premier League match this season, losing two of their three games
Tottenham's only win in eight matches came against Championship side Charlton in the Carabao Cup
Coventry lost their opening four league matches without scoring
The Sky Blues have won their last two Premier League matches
Coventry scored four goals in a top-flight match for the first time since May 2000 as they beat Newcastle last time out
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Team News
Rodrigo Bentancur is suspended after being sent off against Manchester United. Pedro Porro is likely to be back in the team following a hamstring injury, while Dejan Kulusevski could return to the matchday squad after a lengthy absence with a knee injury.
James Maddison is pushing for his first Premier League start since April 2025 after making a positive impression from the bench at Old Trafford.
Mykhailo Mudryk is unlikely to be available as he recovers from an ankle ligament injury, while Wilson Odobert and Xavi Simons remain long-term absentees.
Coventry will be without Haji Wright, who is still out injured, while there are doubts over Luke Woolfenden, Kaine Kesler-Hayden and Josh Eccles.
Need to know
Tottenham's main problem has been turning attacking play into goals. They have created plenty of opportunities in the league but have struggled to finish them, leaving De Zerbi still waiting for his first Premier League win this term. Solanke's late equaliser at Old Trafford could provide a timely confidence boost.
Coventry's recent results represent a significant turnaround after a difficult start to their return to the top flight. Their victory over Newcastle was emphatic, although they scored four goals from chances worth just 1.43 expected goals, suggesting they were particularly clinical.
Milan Van Ewijk could have a busy evening against Savio. The Coventry full-back committed four fouls across his last three games and received two bookings during that period, while Savinho draws more than 1.6 fouls per game from opponents.
Prediction
Tottenham's performance at Old Trafford offered encouragement, even if their finishing nearly cost them a result. They should create chances against Coventry and will see this as a valuable opportunity to claim their first league win of the season.
Coventry's recent revival means the visitors should not be underestimated, particularly after their performance against Newcastle. However, Spurs have enough attacking quality to make home advantage count, provided they are more clinical in front of goal.
Both teams to score looks a strong selection, with Solanke capable of testing the Coventry goalkeeper as he did twice at Old Trafford and Van Ewijk likely to be stretched by Tottenham's wide players.
