Everton Stun Man City in 3-3 Thriller as Doku Saves Late Point
Pep Guardiola's side held at Everton, title hopes now hanging by a thread

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In a pulsating Premier League clash at Goodison Park, Everton and Manchester City played out a dramatic 3-3 draw that saw City snatch a last-gasp equalizer through Jérémy Doku. Despite taking an early lead and looking in control, City were pegged back by a resilient Everton side who fought back with three goals in the second half.
This result leaves Manchester City trailing Arsenal by five points with just a game in hand, putting their title ambitions in jeopardy. With Arsenal holding the advantage, the Premier League crown could slip out of City's grasp if the Gunners maintain their winning form in the remaining fixtures.
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Doku’s Early Brilliance Sets the Tone
Jérémy Doku gave Manchester City the perfect start with a stunning first-half strike that put them ahead and seemed to set the stage for a comfortable victory. His goal showcased his skill and composure, giving City hope of closing the gap on league leaders Arsenal.
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Everton’s Stunning Comeback Shocks City
Everton refused to back down, with Thierno Barry capitalizing on a defensive error by Marc Guéhi to level the score in the 68th minute. Just five minutes later, Jake O'Brien headed in a corner to give the hosts a surprising lead. Barry then doubled his tally, putting Everton 3-1 up and leaving City stunned.
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Haaland and Doku Keep City’s Title Hopes Alive
Erling Haaland responded immediately with a goal to reduce the deficit, reigniting City’s hopes. Then, in the 97th minute, Doku curled a magnificent shot from the edge of the box to secure a vital point for City, ensuring their title challenge remains alive, albeit precariously.
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What This Draw Means for the Title Race
With this draw, Manchester City now sit five points behind Arsenal, who hold a game in hand. The title race is effectively out of City’s hands; if Arsenal continue their winning streak, they will clinch the Premier League crown. City must now rely on slip-ups from their rivals to keep their hopes alive.



