On the final day of the season, the Toffees play host to Bournemouth.
Prior to "Survival Sunday," Sean Dyche issued a warning to Everton's relegation opponents and declared his team to be healthy.
With just seconds remaining in the ninth minute of stoppage time, Yerry Mina equalized the score for the Toffees in a 1-1 draw against Wolves on Saturday.
Everton now has two points more than the bottom three teams in the Premier League after Leeds' 3-1 loss at West Ham on Sunday. However, if Leicester defeats Newcastle on Monday, the Foxes would move above Everton on goal differential.
The final match will be played on Sunday between Everton and Bournemouth, and manager Dyche feels that his team's performance at Molineux shows they are ready for the struggle.
"It sends another message that we're alive and ready, and we're taking it on," he said.
"There has been a lot of good, but there have also been some questions about who we are and some things that have gotten away from us.
"There are many good players, as I've told the guys. I've talked to them extensively about the difficulties, which they are able to see through.
"Ignore it; see through the din. Look at the environment and the players we have. Not just because of the greater problem, but also because of them on Saturday.
"A point doesn't sound like much, but at this point, it may be, along with their performance, desire, and need.
"Tactics aren't everything. It is dependent on a group's demand and will, however it is possible. That was displayed in order to gain something from a game that appeared to be moving away from us.
"My communication with the players has been pretty consistent. Although there have occasionally been personnel and tactical changes, the overall message has remained quite constant. The mentality has grown more and more powerful.
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