Jeremy Doku says the Premier League title race is "not over" and Manchester City will "fight until the end" to try to chase down leaders Arsenal.
Doku scored two sensational goals, including a last-gasp 97th-minute equaliser, in Monday's thrilling 3-3 draw at Everton, which left Pep Guardiola’s side trailing the Gunners by five points.
Dropping two points at Hill Dickinson Stadium means City's fate is now out of their hands and they need Mikel Arteta's men to come unstuck in their three remaining games against West Ham, Burnley and Crystal Palace.
"We know how important it is to win those types of games," said a defiant Doku.
"We did not give up and we are not going to give up. There are still some games. We are going to fight until the end, and at the end we will count the points.
"[We are] disappointed but it is not over. We are going to recover now, take the positives, take the negatives and work on it.
"We have a busy schedule and we are going to look forward. We are still in two competitions and we have a final to play.
"One point is better than nothing. We came for three points and it did not work out."
