Everton 3-3 Manchester City LIVE – Doku scores stunning late equaliser but City drop points in title race

“I tell them how good they are, how they fought all the time. Brentford, recover and go. Then after that Crystal Palace and the FA Cup final. Then see what happens.

”A better effort cannot be possible. The message is the same as the day before. We have four games left, win the games.”

“Without that emotion, you cannot come back and score the goals.

“If you really give up and die, you cannot do what we have done.”

“I know it was in our hands and Arsenal’s hands as well before that game, and it depends on the goals conceded.

”Now it’s not but we have Brentford, continue, and see what happens.”

Man City’s Jeremy Doku on dropping points: “We will see. It feels painful now. There is still a lot of games to go. We lost two points today. We will keep on fighting – we owe it to ourselves and to our fans.”

City do not get the opportunity to attack again and their title hopes now lie in ruins.

Everton are equally devastated to concede an equaliser with the last kick of the game.

Doku curls one into the top corner at the death.

There may be no time left.

Rohl and Dewsbury-Hall are withdrawn.

Patterson and Alcaraz are sent on.

Six minutes of injury-time have been added.

City are running out of time here.

Foden works an opportunity to strike at goal.

He hits it with his preferred left-foot from range but cannot find the target.

Marmoush is replaced by Silva.

City desperately need two goals at the death.

O’Brien becomes the third member of Everton’s back four to receive a yellow card.

He brings down Doku just outside the area.

Straight from kick-off City reduce the deficit.

It is played through for Haaland who lifts it over Pickford and some hope is resalvaged. City need two more.

Everton have a third and it’s Barry’s second since coming off the bench!

It is Rohl who gets down the right-hand side before swinging it into the middle, where Barry has the simplest of finishes to make it 3-1.

City have a free-kick in a dangerous area, but Cherki fails to find the target with it.

City need something special now.

Another chance for Ndiaye and it could have been a third for Everton.

He drives into the area but again has his effort denied by Donnarumma.

Semenyo and Gonzalez are withdrawn.

Foden and Kovacic come on.

Everton have another and they take the lead!

A Garner corner finds the head of O’Brien who fires into the net. City look shellshocked.

Ndiaye steals the ball from Khusanov and looks to be through on goal.

However, Guehi just about gets across to make the block.

Everton are level and it is an absolute gift from Guehi.

The City defender underhits a back pass to Donnarumma and Barry slots it into the back of the net.

Ndiaye gets through on goal and it is a huge moment for Everton.

It is the best chance of the game but Donnarumma makes a massive save to keep it out.

Everton make the first change of the night.

Beto is replaced by Barry.

The atmosphere continues to build in here, with the home fans getting more and more riled up.

Everton get forward and test Donnarumma for the first time, but Ndiaye fails to beat him.

The ball is played in behind for Haaland and Tarkwoski pulls the Norwegian back to prevent him getting away.

The Everton defender becomes the latest to receive a yellow card.

A misplaced pass from City is capitalised on by Dewsbury-Hall.

With a sight of goal, he immediately pulls the trigger but does not find the target.