Roberto Martinez was unmoved. Chomping on a piece of gum, arms folded tightly, Everton’s manager looked like a man who was feeling the tension of the day. The scene that was unfolding around him, however, was completely at odds with his demeanour. In one corner of Goodison Park, Ross Barkley was being mobbed by a group of ecstatic team-mates, while the stands were abuzz with exultant supporters. Barkley had just gracefully and gleefully ensured Everton had equalled their biggest win of a bewildering Barclays Premier League campaign, a 3-0 slaying of a wretched Newcastle United team who finished with 10 men, but, for a second, Martinez appeared reluctant to embrace the moment.Everton were just three points above the relegation zone at the start of play after Burnley's win on SaturdayJames McCarthy wrong-footed Tim Krul with his low shot from just outside the area to give Everton 20th-minute leadRomelu Lukaku doubled the lead with a penalty on 56 minutes after Aaron Lennon was fouled by Yoan GouffranFabricio Coloccini was red carded for lunge at Lennon in the 59th minute as Newcastle fell apartArouna Kone rounded Newcastle keeper Krul in the closing stages but could not find the net from a tight angleRoss Barkley capped the win with his second goal of the season during stoppage time with a cool finish
McCarthy fires in his shot from the edge of the area as Fabricio Coloccini chases, but the effort found the net and eased _ nerves.