A dramatic late equalizer by Jeremy Doku salvaged a point for Manchester City in their 3-3 draw against Everton on May 4, 2026. The match took place at Hill Dickinson Stadium in Liverpool.
As the game unfolded, Manchester City dominated possession with 75%. They launched 16 shots, with 4 on target. Everton, however, managed to score three goals despite only having 25% possession and 11 shots, of which 6 were on target.
Doku scored two goals for Manchester City, while Erling Haaland added another. For Everton, Thierno Barry netted two goals and Jake O’Brien contributed one.
The match was crucial in the context of the Premier League title race. As of midday, Arsenal sits five points clear of Manchester City.
Pep Guardiola commented, “It’s better to have the point than no point. It would have been better to win the game.” This statement reflects the pressure on City as they chase Arsenal.
The draw leaves Manchester City six points behind Arsenal with two games in hand. If Arsenal wins their final three matches, they will be champions.
This thrilling encounter showcased both teams’ offensive capabilities and highlighted Everton’s resilience against a stronger side.
The implications are significant for both teams moving forward in the Premier League season. Fans and analysts alike are questioning whether Guardiola’s side just threw the title away.
The next matches will be pivotal as teams jockey for position ahead of the season’s end.
