Man United went wrong with Cleverley - Martinez

Roberto Martinez hailed Tom Cleverley after his 93rd-minute header earned Everton a last-gasp 1-0 victory at Newcastle United and accused Manchester United of not recognising his talents.

The Merseyside club triumphed 1-0 at St James' Park thanks to Cleverley's 93rd-minute header, ending a run of four matches without a win.

It was the 26-year-old's first goal for the Toffees since moving to Goodison Park in July - the switch bringing an end to a frustrating time spent at Manchester United - and Martinez believes he deserves the praise now coming his way.

"As a player you always get an incredible feeling when you hit the back of the net, especially so late," Martinez told the BBC. "It was a terrific, terrific performance individually. He deserves to grab that headline for the team.

"He's an outstanding player who I don't think has been given the right approach in the last two or three seasons."

Saturday saw a return to winning ways for Everton, who had shown plenty of promise and looked dangerous on numerous occasions throughout the campaign but have struggled for consistency, sitting ninth after 18 matches.

Martinez, though, is hopeful that the euphoria of snatching all three points, right at the death and away from home, will provide a major boost to his team.

"To get it [the win] with the last kick of the game feels, emotionally, a better win. This win is a real kickstart in our season," he added.

The Spaniard then revealed Ross Barkley was withdrawn in the 69th minute as a precaution, while also offering up a warning ahead of the home game against Mark Hughes's Stoke City on Monday.

"Barkley was brilliant," Martinez said. "I brought him off because he had a slight knock and was on a yellow card.

"It will be very difficult against Stoke. Two games in three days is an incredible>