
Doku. 90+7. Goodison. Arsenal waits.
Jérémy Doku equalised in the 90th minute plus seven at Goodison Park. Marc Guéhi handed City the opening. Doku did the rest. Pep Guardiola applauded the home end. He didn't have to.
A point Everton couldn't afford, snatched away by a man who had no business being that composed from the edge of the box that late in the game. Doku's finish was clean, cold, and completely on brand for a City side that refuses to die quietly even when the title race has all but moved on without them.
Guéhi's error further upfield was the kind of moment that replays itself in a defender's head for weeks. One lapse, one counter, one Doku. That's all it took.
Arsenal's title is not officially won. Mathematically, it nearly is. But City have reminded everyone — including themselves — that they're still here, still capable, still annoying in the very best way.
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