Sam’s Barking up the right tree if he picks Toffee Ross

RONALD KOEMAN insists Ross Barkley can shine for England under Sam Allardyce.

But the EVERTON boss has told the midfielder he must first turn it on for the Toffees to earn his chance under the new Three Lions chief.

Barkley stood out in a second-half cameo at Oakwell, adding to impressive finishes from Kevin Mirallas and Gerard Deulofeu to seal a 3-0 friendly win for the Premier League side against Championship new-boys BARNSLEY.

Koeman said: “Ross is a fantastic player and I think he is the type who could flourish under Sam Allardyce.

“He was disappointed about the Euros, and I was disappointed for him and John Stones because they didn’t play, even though they are both very good players.”

Premier League new boys HULL shrugged off the loss of manager Steve Bruce by winning 2-0 at SCUNTHORPE with goals from Shaun Maloney and Abel Hernandez.

The Scotland winger opened the scoring after 24 minutes, the Uruguayan clinching the game in the 65th minute. BURNLEY, also back in the top flight, ran out 4-1 winners at BRADFORD, with striker Andre Gray grabbing a double, Ben Mee and Michael Kightly adding the others. Filipe Morais scored for the hosts.

BOURNEMOUTH were involved a sizzling derby draw at PORTSMOUTH.

The Cherries, appeared to have stolen a win after goals from Lewis Grabban, Jordon Ibe (below) and Dan Gosling, but were thwarted by 17-year-old Adam May’s late equaliser. Gary Roberts had opened the scoring with Michael Smith netting the second.

NEWCASTLE continued their form under Rafa Benitez, beating Belgians Lokeren 4-1. Ayoze Perez scored twice, Daryl Janmaat and Jonjo Shelvey grabbing the others.

A first minute goal from Cameron Jerome and a second from Steven Naismith gave 10-man NORWICH a 2-1 win over Russian club Kazan, whose goal came from Denis Tkachuk. The Canaries’ Michael Turner was sentoff in the 49th minute for a second yellow card.

Che Ched Evans scored on his re return to football in CHEST CHESTERFIELD’S 3-0 friend friendly win at Ilkeston.

The striker joined the club o on a 12-month deal in June – just months before he fac faces a retrial charged with r rape. He played 59 minut minutes of the League One c club’s victory, netting in the 53rd minute, having also s set up Ritchie Hump Humphreys’ opener.