In a dramatic twist that has reshaped the Premier League title race, Manchester City's costly 3-3 draw with Everton on Monday has handed Arsenal the driver's seat with just three games remaining.

The action-packed clash at Goodison Park saw City take an early lead through Jérémy Doku, only for Everton to mount a stunning second-half comeback. Thierno Barry's brace and a goal from Jake O'Brien had the Toffees dreaming of an upset, but Erling Haaland's 83rd-minute strike seemed to set the stage for a typical City rescue act. However, it was Doku who stole the headlines with a dramatic 97th-minute equalizer, snatching a point from the jaws of defeat.

While City escaped with a draw, the result felt like a defeat in the context of the title race. Arsenal now hold a commanding five-point lead at the summit, with City's game in hand offering little consolation. The math is simple for Mikel Arteta's side: win their remaining three matches, and the Gunners will end a 22-year wait for the Premier League crown.

Here's how the table looks with the finish line in sight:

Arsenal - 76 points, +41 goal differential (35 games played)
The Gunners are in complete control. Every victory from here seals their destiny.

For City, the margin for error has vanished. With Pep Guardiola's side now needing near-perfection and hoping for an Arsenal slip, the pressure has shifted firmly to the Etihad. The Premier League's final act promises to be a thriller.