Manchester City's draw with Everton, where Jeremy Doku scored in stoppage time to salvage a 3-3 tie, has shifted the Premier League title race in Arsenal's favor. Arsenal now needs to win their remaining three games to secure their first title in 22 years. City is five points behind Arsenal with a game in hand. City struggled in the match at the Hill Dickinson Stadium. Doku opened the scoring, but Everton's Thierno Barry scored twice, and Jake O’Brien added a header. Erling Haaland and Doku's late goal earned City a point. Guardiola said, "It’s better than losing." Arsenal will play West Ham, Burnley, and Crystal Palace in their final games. City's first team had not played much recently. City looked strong early on, with Doku scoring before halftime. Keane escaped a red card, which proved crucial. Everton then capitalized on defensive errors, with Barry scoring twice. Doku's late goal could be too little, too late for City's title hopes.