The workers’ blue! Everton may just have handed Arsenal the Premier League title.
The final match of Premier League Matchday 35 ended in a spectacular 3-3 draw between Manchester City and the Toffees at Hill Dickinson Stadium. Trailing 1-3, the Citizens limited the damage by equalising in the dying moments.
The side led by Iliman Ndiaye long believed it was on course for a stunning upset. City conceded twice in the space of five minutes (68th and 73rd minute), before showing a late burst of pride.
Jérémy Doku, who scored twice, including a crucial equaliser in the 97th minute, rescued a point for the Citizens. Erling Haaland had sparked his team’s comeback by making it 3-2 in the 83rd minute.
With this second-half slip-up, City have seriously damaged their title chances and now appear headed for a runners-up finish. The gap to the Gunners is now five points, with a game in hand.
Arsenal now have their fate in their own hands: by winning their final three matches, the London club would be crowned English champions for the first time since the Invincibles’ legendary 2004 campaign.
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