Lamela took two shots, both on goal, and scored his first Premier League goal in Tottenham's 2-1 win over Burnley on Saturday.

Lamela came into the match as the highest-priced player to ever come into the Premier League and not score a goal, but that unflattering moniker is now behind him. Manager Mauricio Pochettino went back to his attacking midfield trio of Lamela, Nacer Chadli and Christian Eriksen, moving forward Roberto Soldado to the bench, and Lamela surely stands to benefit if the Argentine manager sticks to the plan. Up next is a Boxing Day trip to face Leicester City.

Lamela was subbed on at half for Eriksen and got a crucial assist in the 2-1 win over Aston Villa Saturday.

Lamela is a usual starter, so the assist is a very promising sign for his starting prospects going forward. He still has yet to score but has shown his ability to get assists grabbing four on the season thus far. Monitor the starting XI next week to see if he gets the start.

Lamela failed to record a shot in a 2-1 loss to Newcastle on Sunday.

Lamela has not looked good of late and still has yet to score this season. His starting role could be in jeopardy if he continues to struggle, so just monitor the situation. Spurs play Aston Villa and Stoke in their upcoming matches.

Lamela took one shot against Man City in a 4-1 loss Saturday.

Lamela has been starting regularly, but has only been providing assists on rare occasions. The youngster has secured a starting role, but it remains to be seen if he can score goals at this level. Look for him to perform better in easier match-ups over the next four gameweeks against Newcastle, Stoke, Aston Villa, and Hull.

Lamela got an assist in the 1-1 draw to Arsenal Saturday.

Lamela got two assists in the opener and this is his first since. Keep an eye on this youngster as he could prove to be a solid source of assists all season ling. Lamela and Spurs host Southampton next weekend.

Lamela was dominant Sunday, grabbing two assists in the 4-0 blowout over QPR.

Lamela was the creator all day for Spurs, and he looks to be a true talent. Keep an eye on him, as he may breakout and grab assists all season long. Don't be afraid to stick him in your lineups as his value may be the lowest it'll be all season.

Lamela is not expected to play again this season due to his ongoing thigh injury, Goal.com reports. "He's probably not going to play this season," manager Tim Sherwood said Friday. "He's been out a very long time; he's going to need a pre-season before he can play.

Lamela, who came over from AS Roma in a €30 million transfer last summer, has been the definition of a disappointment, with injuries stealing most of his season. He has appeared in only nine Premier League games this season, recording one assist, which came back on September 22 against Cardiff, and zero goals.