Everton 3-3 Man City: Will 13 chaotic minutes cost Man City in Premier League title race?
City have three home games remaining against Brentford, Palace and Aston Villa on the final day of the season (24 May).
Their remaining away games will be at in-form Bournemouth, with City playing just three days after the FA Cup final.
While City are aiming for the treble at home, Arsenal now have a realistic chance of claiming both the Premier League and Champions League trophies.
Their European semi-final against Atletico Madrid is in good shape ahead of Tuesday’s second leg after a 1-1 draw in the Spanish capital last week.
Arsenal’s remaining three league games are at relegation-threatened West Ham, then at home to already relegated Burnley before traveling to Palace on the final day.
“I’m worried about the West Ham game,” Henry added. “It’s like I was worried about Manchester City’s game today.”
Meanwhile, BBC Sports pundit and former England captain Wayne Rooney predicted in his BBC podcast that Arsenal will win all their remaining league games and lift the title.
He said: “We have heard a lot about Arsenal cracking under pressure, but Guehi has never been in a position to be challenged in the Premier League. [Antoine] Semenyo did not do this. And I think what you saw tonight may be the first sign of that.
“I think this is Arsenal’s year. And I hope it’s for Arteta’s sake. The effort he’s put in over the last five years and then against his former boss Guardiola, if he goes and wins this title, that’s a huge thing for him.
“Arsenal are very stable, City can be a bit up and down. City at their best, you are the best team in Europe.”
However, City will be left extremely worried by their capitulation against Everton, having failed to see the end of the game despite going ahead.
January signing Guehi was guilty of the opening goal, and City’s defense was repeatedly left exposed; Everton should have been out of sight until they conceded equalizer in the 97th minute.
City fans who had left the stadium were forced to return to give their team hope as Haaland scored before Doku took the point.
Guardiola evaluated the positive aspects: “A really good performance. We played outstandingly in the first half. Really good.
“They took a step in the second half and maybe we weren’t that aggressive and then [that] We gave away the goal.
“They came back and made it a very English game, they were very aggressive in the duels.
“But overall we did really well.”
