Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has admitted that the Premier League title race is no longer in his team's hands after their dramatic 3-3 draw with Everton on Monday night. Speaking after the match, Guardiola said, "It's better than a loss. We played to win. It just shows what the team are." He added, "It's not in our hands. Before it was in our hands. Now, no." Arsenal are now five points clear at the top of the table and will be champions if they win their remaining three games. City have four matches left to play.
Key Points:
- Arsenal control their own destiny with three wins needed for the title.
- City's collapse at Everton saw them surrender a 1-0 half-time lead.
- Guardiola admits his team must win their four remaining games and hope Arsenal slip.
- The title race is no longer in City's control for the first time in weeks.
- City face Brentford next in another must-win fixture.
Watch whether Arsenal hold their nerve to win the title and if City can put pressure on them by winning their remaining games.
Sources: Sky Sports, BBC Sports
