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Defiant Guardiola insists City's title challenge not over
- On Monday, May 4, Manchester City drew 3-3 with Everton, a result that handed Premier League title control to Arsenal after Jeremy Doku salvaged a point with a 97th-minute equalizer.
- Defensive errors plagued City in the second half as Everton scored three times in 14 minutes, with Thierno Barry capitalizing on a Marc Guehi mistake in the 68th minute to spark the comeback.
- Erling Haaland scored in the 83rd minute, but City remain five points adrift of Arsenal, prompting Pep Guardiola to admit, "It's now not in our hands."
- Arsenal now need three wins to end a 22-year title drought, while Everton boss David Moyes lamented the draw's impact on their European berth pursuit as they sit 10th.
- Key defenders Ruben Dias and Josko Gvardiol remain sidelined after missing at least six weeks, while midfielder Rodri is likely absent for Saturday's match against Brentford.
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