Like us, the Toffees have won one, drawn one and lost one of their opening three Premier League fixtures.
They went down 2-0 at Chelsea last time out, while we conceded an injury-time equaliser at home to Burnley.
But with this month's international fixtures now complete, attentions now turn back to the domestic scene and Koeman, who succeeded Mauricio at Southampton before moving to Goodison at the start of last term, says he expects a difficult match.
“It’s a tough game because, in my opinion, Tottenham is one of the strongest sides in the Premier League,” he said.