Michael Keane says Everton's collective commitment was instrumental to a Premier League victory over Wolverhampton Wanderers that takes the fight for European football to the last day of 2020/21.

Defender Keane, exceptional in front of the watching Gareth Southgate six days before the England manager names his squad for this month's European Championship, added praise for Evertonians, who created a storming atmosphere at Goodison Park.

The noise reached fever pitch when Richarlison headed home the only goal of the game to draw Everton level on points with Tottenham Hotspur in seventh.

Carlo Ancelotti's team have conceded only one goal in four games – in Sunday's defeat by Sheffield United – and Keane had a huge hand in this latest shutout.

He won seven aerial duels and made seven clearances, recovered possession three times and completed two tackles.

"We needed a response and our commitment was there to be seen," said Keane, whose side finish the campaign at Manchester City on Sunday.

"We are still in the fight for Europe and we'll give it everything we've got.

"It was a special feeling to play at Goodison in front of the fans, we could feel the energy from the crowd and that gave us a huge boost."

Watch the full interview with Keane on the video above or here.