“We’re still in it,” that was the message Erling Haaland offered to his Manchester City teammates while trying to process the 90 minutes of mayhem which had just unfolded. After taking a deserved lead at Everton on Monday evening, it seemed to be a question of how many City would rack up. Yet, by the time Haaland dinked the ball over Jordan Pickford in the 83rd minute, he was halving the deficit after watching his team briefly tumble 3–1 down. Jérémy Doku, who opened the scoring with a lovely curling effort off his weaker left foot, would bookend the night with a mirror image goal from his right side. City escaped with a point from the 3–3 draw , but in the context of the Premier League title race with Arsenal, it was ultimately a case of two dropped. Haaland is mathematically correct in his assertion: City are five points adrift of the Gunners having played one game fewer, but as his manager Pep Guardiola fretted: “It’s not in our hands.” Opta ’s supercomputer is not nearly as optimistic as City’s No. 9.…