Manchester City saw their Premier League title hopes take a major hit after surrendering a strong lead in a chaotic second half against Everton, despite a last-gasp equaliser.
City looked in control after Jeremy Doku opened the scoring before halftime, but the game turned dramatically after the break. Everton struck three times in just over 10 minutes through Michael Barry (twice) and Jake O'Brien, punishing defensive mistakes to take a shocking 3-1 lead.
Erling Haaland quickly responded to reignite City’s hopes, and deep into stoppage time, Doku produced a stunning equaliser to salvage a 3-3 draw.
Despite avoiding defeat, Pep Guardiola admitted the result leaves the title race out of City’s control. The draw puts Arsenal firmly in charge, with the Gunners now needing just three wins from their remaining matches to secure the Premier League crown.
Everton manager David Moyes expressed mixed emotions, praising his team’s comeback but lamenting their inability to hold onto the lead late in the game.
The result could prove decisive in the title race, with momentum now swinging toward Arsenal after one of the most dramatic matches of the season.
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