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We owe to ourselves and the Manchester City fans to fight Arsenal till the end, says Jeremy Doku
Manchester City forward Jeremy Doku has sent a rallying call to his teammates after they earned a hard-fought point late on against Everton on Monday night.
Doku starred for the domestic treble hopefuls by netting a sumptuous brace on Manchester City‘s debut trip to the Hill Dickinson Stadium, though Pep Guardiola‘s men have lost some crucial ground in the Premier League title race.
The 23-year-old opened the scoring for City in the first-half but the visitors capitulated after the interval and went 3-1 down with seven minutes of normal time left.
Match Report and Player Ratings: Everton 3-3 Manchester City (Premier League)
Erling Haaland pulled one back after a sublime through ball from substitute Mateo Kovacic before Doku curled in a beautiful effort into the far corner past from outside the box to salvage a monumental point for Manchester City.
Jeremy Doku stated that Manchester City owes it to themselves and their fans to fight Arsenal until the end.
Manchester City drew 3-3 with Everton, with Doku scoring twice and salvaging a vital point in injury time.
The draw against Everton has caused Manchester City to lose crucial ground in the Premier League title race.
Jeremy Doku is a forward for Manchester City who scored a brace in the match against Everton.

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In an honest post-match conversation with Manchester City’s official channels, Doku admitted that his side threw the game away as they once again dropped points from a leading position.
“I think we gave Everton the game. Good that we came back because one point isn’t bad in games like this,” the winger said after full-time in Merseyside.
“It feels painful now. Still a lot of games to go. We lost two points today but we know one point can be important at the end. We’ll keep on fighting. We owe it to ourselves and our fans.”
Doku was Manchester City’s best player on the night by some distance as he wreathed havoc in the Toffees backline from start to finish and left the Hill Dickinson Stadium with two brilliant goals to his name to keep his side in the title race.
Guardiola’s men kicked off on Monday night six points adrift of Arsenal after the Gunners won home games over Newcastle United and Fulham in the last week to establish a healthy lead at the summit.
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Doku’s 90+7′ minute equaliser means City remain five points behind the Gunners with a game in hand, giving the north Londoners renewed hope of a first Premier League title in 22 years.
Arsenal will be looking to capitalise on City’s slip-up on the road with a perfect run-in record but stranger things happen every day – as it remains to be seen whether any of Burnley, West Ham or Crystal Palace can hand Guardiola and co a favour in the final weeks of the season.
City face Brentford, Crystal Palace, Bournemouth and Aston Villa in their final four league games and will also turn their attention to the FA Cup final against Chelsea in the midst of a massively important May.