Manchester City’s push for the Premier League title hit a bump last night as they played to 3-3 draw against Everton at Goodison Park, a result that has boosted Arsenal in the race for the crown.
Everton, battling to stay in mid-table safety, delivered one of their most performances of the season. Barry struck in the 68th and 81st minutes, igniting the comeback, while O’Brien goal in the 73rd, put Everton the lead and leaving City to chase the game.
Manchester City, now sitting fourth in league title, had Jeremy Doku, score in the 43rd minute and again in the 90+8’ minute adding a point. Haaland scoring in the 83rd minute, it was City’s last defense lapsed at the last minute.
The draw with Everton saw City drop two crucial points, allowing Arsenal to add six points at the table. This could be turning point for Arsenal to prove their title on top of the table, with Everton’s resilience showing how the unpredictable football can be.
With only few matches remaining, Mikel Arteta’s now stands close to an ending their long- awaited Premier League glory.
