• Frazier Campbell helps Sunderland beat Leicester City
• Carlton Cole strike gives West Ham win at Ipswich Town

A hat-trick from Tim Cahill helped Everton record a 4-2 victory over Norwich City at Carrow Road.

The Australia midfielder had given the visitors a two-goal lead at half-time, but they were pegged back by strikes from Andrew Crofts and Andrew Surman for the Championship side. However further goals from Diniyar Bilyaletdinov and Cahill sealed the win.

Fraizer Campbell continued his excellent pre-season form as his goal helped Sunderland to a 2-1 win over Leicester City at Walkers Stadium. Campbell, who grabbed four goals against Hull last weekend, opened the scoring before Andy King equalised for Leicester. Jordan Henderson’s long-range strike slipped through goalkeeper Chris Weale’s grasp for the winner.

Stoke continued their pre-season preparations as they claimed a 2-1 win over Burnley at Huddersfield’s Galpharm Stadium. The Turkey international Tuncay Sanli had put Stoke, wearing their new away kit for the first time, in front but Graham Alexander levelled from the spot. Burnley were not level for long though as Michael Tonge’s long-range goal gave them the win.

Carlton Cole bagged his fourth pre-season goal as West Ham picked up a fifth straight success against Ipswich Town at Portman Road. Goals from David Murphy and Seb Larsson were enough to give Birmingham City a 2-1 win at Derby County, Gareth Roberts getting a goal back for the hosts.

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• Everton record second win on tour of Australia
• Louis Saha misses early penalty in 2-0 win

Everton continued their pre-season preparations with a comfortable 2-0 friendly win over the Australian side Melbourne Heart.

Jack Rodwell and Louis Saha were both on target as Everton won for the second time on their tour following their weekend defeat of Sydney FC.

Saha fired an early penalty wide before Rodwell turned home a Seamus Coleman cross after 34 minutes.

The Frenchman made amends for his miss by making the result safe on the hour with a strike from the edge of the box.

The Everton manager David Moyes handed debuts to the forwards Jermaine Beckford and Joao Silva while the Australia World Cup midfielder Tim Cahill played his last game before beginning a belated summer break.

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• Midfielder holds talks with officials at St James’ Park
• Everton appealing against tribunal ruling on £4m-rated player

Dan Gosling appears bound for Newcastle United after holding productive talks with officials from St James’ Park but no transfer is likely to be announced until his current club, Everton, have appealed against a Premier League tribunal ruling concerning the 20-year-old midfielder.

An administrative oversight on Everton’s part – who neglected to put a verbal contract offer to Gosling in writing in May – means the Merseysiders are poised to lose a player valued at around £4m on a free transfer.

That was the verdict of a Premier League tribunal which ruled Gosling could leave Everton for nothing but the Goodison Park club are expected to lodge an appeal and, should they succeed, would be entitled to compensation.

Gosling, who will miss the first three months of the new season due to a knee injury, has attracted interest from Bolton, Sunderland and West Ham but is understood to have agreed to join Newcastle.

The versatile midfielder earned £8,000 a week last season but Everton’s failure to put their verbal offer of an improved £15,000 a week deal in writing before 30 May made Gosling an attractive commodity.

Plymouth, Gosling’s first club, are almost as dismayed as Everton having been due a sell-on fee in the event of any future transfer.

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