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Arsenal hold a five-point lead over Manchester City after City's draw with Everton.
Arsenal's earliest title win could come May 18 if they beat Burnley and City falters.
City could end with 83 points if they win all remaining games, or 80 if they drop points.
Arsenal could win the title on 82 points if City drops points and Arsenal wins their next two games.
Past seasons show final-day dramatic title deciders are still possible.
Past winners are often decided on the final day, sometimes at home or away.
The article notes how title celebrations are organized across venues if the decision is close.
Arsenal's toughest final-three fixtures include West Ham away, Brentford and Bournemouth for City, shaping the title run-in.
The analysis emphasizes the role of goal difference in case of a points tie.
The article places emphasis on the timing of the trophy presentation after the last home game or final day.

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Arsenal opened a five-point gap atop the Premier League with three games left, after Manchester City drew level on points with a tightly contested finish.
City’s 3-3 comeback at Everton ended with a dramatic late equaliser, shifting attention to Arsenal’s lead rather than a City win.
The race remains highly unpredictable as both teams are capable of costly lapses and dramatic turnarounds in the final fixtures.
Arsenal’s recent relaxed win over Fulham contrasted with City’s fragile stretches, illustrating differing pressures as the title race nears its end.
Analysts note the title race is between two teams capable of erring at crucial moments, keeping the outcome uncertain.
City’s victory chances depend on maintaining form in upcoming fixtures like their home match against Crystal Palace.
Arsenal’s advantage could still vanish if they falter in upcoming matches, keeping the title fight alive.
The article frames the race as a neutral’s dream, with two top teams showing flaws that add real jeopardy.
City and Arsenal’s managers face mounting pressure as the season nears its end, with both sides able to alter the title outcome.
The piece highlights that the title race is between two elite teams with enough flaws to keep fans guessing until the end.

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Doku's 97th-minute strike earned Manchester City a dramatic 3-3 draw at Everton, potentially influencing the title race.
City had led 1-0 at halftime but trailed 3-1 with nine minutes remaining before Doku rescued a point.
Everton manager David Moyes praised Doku's goal as brilliant and incredible after the match.
The result adds uncertainty to the title race, with Arsenal benefiting from City’s slipping points in earlier fixtures this season.
City now faces a tough run of fixtures, including a potential Brentford test, as the title battle remains unresolved.
Doku’s strike is being compared to historic moments in City’s title battles, underscoring ongoing speculation about its lasting impact.
Doku’s goal could rank among all-time moments for Manchester City if it proves decisive in the title race.
The late goal sparked pandemonium in the City supporters’ section and a surreal post-match scene.
The match featured a dramatic finish with goalkeeper Donnarumma involved in the stoppage-time action.
The Athletic’s Sam Lee framed the result as a microcosm of the unpredictability that defines this season’s title chase.

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Everton staged a high-press, direct approach to disrupt Manchester City's rhythm, overturning a 1-0 deficit to lead 3-1 with nine minutes remaining.
Doku's stoppage-time equaliser capped a chaotic night, as City eked out a draw despite Everton's late comeback.
Moyes criticized Everton's first-half display as the poorest performance against a top-side this season, acknowledging a lack of aggression and structure.
Barry's 81st-minute strike appeared to seal a dramatic Everton turn, with Barry driving Everton 3-1 ahead before late drama.
Haaland's second goal, coming almost immediately after Barry's score, underscored City's resilience and defensive lapses in Everton's rearguard.
Everton matched City's intensity by pressing higher, winning second balls, and forcing counter-mistakes that shaped the game’s momentum.
City extended their league unbeaten run to 11 games, maintaining pressure on Arsenal in the title race.
The late drama shaped title race dynamics, keeping Arsenal within sight and leaving Everton outside European contention.
Everton's late concession and added-time goals underline their fragility, even as they showed resilience in spurts.
The night highlighted Everton’s best moments—run, pace, and urgency—paired with a stubborn defensive fragility that sabotaged a likely win.
The match intensified off-field tensions, with Moyes and players vocally disputing referee Michael Oliver after the late stoppage-time events.

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Everton posted a TikTok clip slamming a viral Manchester City fan, targeting Tal Rehman after City’s 3-3 draw with Everton.
The dramatic comeback included 13 minutes of City collapse, with Doku and Barry scoring as Everton leveled the game.
The result left Manchester City five points behind Arsenal, who have a game in hand in the title race.
Rehman became a viral meme after drinking an Arsenal water bottle during City’s previous setback at Chelsea.
Everton’s official TikTok targeted Rehman as part of a broader social-media response to the match.
The match featured a halftime City lead before Everton’s late surge changed the outcome.
The story connects to viral content and the online reception to football fandom antics.
Everton’s post sparked reactions from fans, including invited-to-the-parade comments and emojis.
Everton’s post coincided with a busy weekend schedule, including City facing Brentford and Arsenal at West Ham.
The article references multiple related reads and memes involving Pep Guardiola and Manchester City.

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