EPL: Martinez praises Thumbs Up Lukaku, Barkley

Everton manager Roberto Martinez described striker Romelu Lukaku and midfielder Ross Barkley as "unplayable" after they starred in a 3-0 Premier League victory at Southampton on Saturday. 
Belgian striker Lukaku struck twice before the interval and young England international Barkley's curling late effort capped an impressive display by Martinez's side. 
"They were unplayable," the Spaniard told reporters. "When we play to their strengths they are very, very special." 
Everton, who laboured for much of last season, having finished fifth in 2013-14, as their Europa League exploits seemed to effect their domestic form. 
But with Lukaku looking razor sharp, Barkley commanding the midfield and the likes of England defender John Stones looking calm and composed, Everton produced a faultless display at St Mary's to move on to four points from two games. 
Lukaku struck after 21 minutes, heading in Arouna Kone's cross after a dazzling counter-attack, and his raw power unhinged Southampton's defence when he exchanged passes with Barkley before firing his second just before halftime. 
Barkley sealed the points in the closing minutes, cutting back inside and placing a shot inside the far post.