Fears over the Toffees' safety in the Premier League were raised in November when they were docked ten points for financial breaches.
It sent them down into the bottom three of the table and deliver a huge task to get them out of danger.
However, Everton have been excellent on the pitch since then and have now won in the league for the fourth consecutive match.
Amadou Onana headed in their opener against Burnley from a corner before Michael Keane netted against his former club to make it two.
Everton's win also saw them keep their fourth clean sheet in as many games, with Sean Dyche working wonders at the club.
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Fans have been nothing short of impressed with their efforts amid the points deduction, with the Toffees seven clear of the relegation zone.
Taking to X, one said: "BREAKING: Everton have absolutely no idea behind the meaning of losing."
"Everton are a machine since this deduction…," added a second.
A third said: "The way Everton have responded to that 10 point deduction is fantastic."
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"Everton playing celestial football. Exquisite and entertaining. That ten point deduction really woke them up fr fr!" added a fourth, while another simply wrote: "Sean Dyche masterclass."
Everton's first match back after their deduction was announced saw them lose 3-0 to Manchester United.
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However, wins have come against Nottingham Forest, Newcastle, Chelsea and now Burnley since, with eight goals scored in total.
Dyche's side would be sitting 9th in the league had they not been docked ten points, a testament to their amazing efforts.