0-0 v Swansea City - 16 September 2017 - Home

Tottenham were frustrated by a disciplined Swansea as they lost ground on their title rivals.

Spurs, who beat Borussia Dortmund in the Champions League at Wembley on Wednesday, are yet to win a Premier League game in their temporary home.

The hosts enjoyed 75% possession in the goalless draw and managed 26 shots, compared to Swansea's four, with the visitors playing with three centre-backs for much of the game.

It is the first time in 30 home league games that Spurs have failed to score.

The best chance fell to England striker Harry Kane in the 58th minute as he scooped his shot onto the crossbar from close range.

Seven minutes later Kane also saw a header tipped over the bar by Lukasz Fabianski, while the Swans did not register a shot on target in the game.

Martin Olsson was twice fortunate not to concede a penalty after first blocking Toby Alderweireld's progress and then touching a loose ball with his hand, while there were calls for a late penalty when Serge Aurier went down in the box under a challenge from Jordan Ayew.

Aurier and Fernando Llorente came on as second-half substitutes to make their league debuts for Spurs.

Mauricio Pochettino's men are now five points behind leaders Manchester City in fifth, while Swansea are up to 14th.

Swansea's point was built on their defence that withstood attack after attack from Spurs.

Almost 40% of the game was played in the Swans' penalty area but the centre-back combination of Alfie Mawson, Federico Fernandez and Mike van der Hoorn frustrated the hosts.

Spurs had eight shots on target, including a close-range effort from Son Heung-min and a first-half Kane free-kick which was saved by Fabianski.

While Swans' manager Paul Clement will be delighted with how his team defended, their attack struggled to make an impact.

Renato Sanches and Tammy Abraham had little to work with and neither got a touch in Spurs' box.

The visitors had only five touches in their opponent's penalty area in the entire game.

Spurs' Wembley woe continues

The midweek victory against Dortmund was only Spurs' second win in 12 matches at Wembley, and if it were not for Fabianski's saves they would have finally enjoyed a league win under the famous arch.

But Spurs have now failed to score a first-half goal in all three of their home league games this season.

Burnley and Swansea have both earned points on their visits to Wembley, while Chelsea beat them 2-1.

Pochettino started with Son at left wing-back, who was favoured over Ben Davies. And the South Korean had little to do defensively.

Aurier's introduction on 63 minutes at left-back allowed Son to push further up in attack, while Llorente came on against his former club to offer a different attacking option.

Tottenham have gone three league home games in a row without a win for the first time since December 2013. But they have at least kept a first clean sheet at Wembley since the 2009 League Cup final against Manchester United, having conceded in their previous 11 matches.