Video: Tottenham's Tyrese Hall makes it four goals in four games for Notts County

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Tottenham youngster Tyrese Hall is on a great run of form at the moment, and the midfielder made decisive contributions once again for Notts County as they overcame Oldham Athletic on Saturday.

The 20-year-old Spurs midfielder is thought of very highly at Hotspur Way, and former Tottenham academy coach Jermain Defoe has even expressed his surprise that Hall has not made his Tottenham debut yet.

Given that Hall reportedly attracted interest from Championship clubs in the summer, it came as a bit of a surprise when Spurs decided to loan the youngster to Notts County in League Two.

As some would have expected, the Spurs academy graduate is proving to be too good for the fourth tier of English football.

Watch Tottenham’s Tyrese Hall continue his fine goalscoring form

Two weeks ago, Hall netted an impressive brace against Crawley Town, followed by a goal in the League Cup against Barnsley, and the Spurs man has continued his impressive form in front of goal.

He got Notts County’s second goal on 29 minutes in their 3-1 win at home against Oldham, with the midfielder seizing on a loose ball just inside the box and curling home impressively.

Hall then turned provider in the second half, playing striker Alassana Jatta through on goal on 49 minutes to put the game beyond the away side.

Watch Hall’s goal and assist below:

Spurs may be considering repeating Alfie Devine playbook with Hall

Not many at Tottenham would be surprised that Tyrese Hall seems to be thriving in League Two, and the club’s decision makers are now faced with a decision on what to do in January.

Two years ago, Spurs recalled Alfie Devine from his loan spell in League One with Port Vale and sent him to Plymouth Argyle in the Championship in January, in light of the midfielder proving too good for League One.

If there is an option to prematurely end Hall’s spell at Notts County, the Lilywhites would be seriously considering handing him a tougher challenge for the second half of the season.