Unable to score! Villa scored zero goals in 4 rounds of the game and only scored 2 points and was deeply trapped in the relegation zone

In the fourth round of the Premier League, Villa drew 0-0 with Everton away, and it was difficult to find a start and was deeply trapped in the relegation zone. For Villa, it was a tough time for the team. Their valuable point away is due to the goalkeeper Martinez, who wanted to leave the team two weeks ago.

He originally wanted to join Manchester United, but the Red Devils finally chose a younger LaMart. Emery welcomes his return, and he is also a key figure in Villa's draw. The problem is that Villa's offense is exerting strength and they don't see any hope of winning in the game.

In this game, Villa got a 52% possession rate away, but the number of shots was only 7, far behind the home team's 20 shots. Villa's few good opportunities to score were created by Argentine midfielder Amy Buendia: he had a long shot in the first half, and another shot was blocked from the bottom line in the second half. In addition, their performance on the offensive end is not good.

Although Emery tried hard to remain optimistic after the game, the real positives he could pull from this draw were only Martinez's outstanding performance and the success of Premier League Player of the Month limited the performance of Jack Grelish. In this game, Martinez made three wonderful saves - once to save Beto's header who might be offside, and once to block Grelish's hook shot with his legs. The most exciting thing was to fly to save Michael Keane's close-range header in the last ten minutes of the game.

Martin's performance is already exciting enough, but he can only guarantee that Villa will get a draw. If Villa wants to get out of the relegation zone, they must make a fuss on the offensive end. In this game, Villa forward Watkins almost became a bystander. Elliott, who was loaned from Liverpool, failed to change the situation in his 20-minute substitute debut. Another signed by Sancho on the deadline was not activated because of his physical fitness. The new players have not adapted yet, and Emery can only accept the embarrassing fact that he scored 0 goals in the first 4 rounds.

According to statistics, Villa is the only team among the 92 professional clubs in England that has not scored yet. After 4 Premier League games, Villa only got 2 draws, ranking second from the bottom in the Premier League with 2 points. This is also Villa's worst start since the 1997-98 season. They have also become the fifth team in Premier League history to start the four rounds without goals, the previous four teams were Sheffield Wednesday (1993-94), Newcastle United (2005-06), Swansea City (2011-12) and Crystal Palace (2017-18).

Next weekend, Villa will challenge the newly promoted Sunderland away. The latter performed well at the start, with a record of 2 wins, 1 draw and 1 loss in 4 rounds, ranking 7th in the Premier League, and they conceded only 3 goals. Let's wait and see if Emery's team can break the goal drought on Sunderland.