PSG draw 2-2 at Lille after scoring twice in stoppage time from 2-0 down

Paris Saint-Germain produced a comeback for the ages by drawing 2-2 at Lille after trailing 2-0 when the clock hit the 90th minute. Vitinha and Marquinhos struck in stoppage time to salvage a point that keeps Luis Enrique's side unbeaten in Ligue 1.

• Lille took a 2-0 lead through Haraldsson and Bakwa and were closing in on a home win.
• PSG scored twice in the three minutes of added time: Vitinha in the 91st and Marquinhos in the 95th.
• Luis Enrique's team have taken just 2 points from a possible 6 at the start of the Ligue 1 season.
• Davide Ancelotti was in charge of Lille, with his father Carlo Ancelotti watching from the stands.

How Lille built their first-half lead against PSG

The home side put together a strong opening 45 minutes and went into the break with the advantage. Ferran wasted a clear chance in the 19th minute, and the miss proved costly almost immediately: Haraldsson opened the scoring two minutes later with a right-footed finish.

With Carlo Ancelotti watching from the stands, Davide Ancelotti's Lille dictated the tempo for long stretches and kept a PSG side that lacked sharpness in the final third under control.

PSG struggle and Bakwa makes it 2-0 in the 84th minute

After the restart, Paris Saint-Germain spent long periods trying and failing to find a way through. Luis Enrique's team dominated possession and pushed forward, but could not break down a well-organized Lille defense. When PSG were most committed to attack, Bakwa struck on the counter to make it 2-0 in the 84th minute.

The goal looked decisive. With only three minutes of stoppage time signaled, the home victory seemed certain. Football had other ideas.

Vitinha and Marquinhos complete PSG's stunning stoppage-time comeback

Nothing could have been further from the truth. In the 91st minute, Vitinha pulled one back with a shot into the top corner that restored hope for the French champions. The Portuguese midfielder was not done: in the 95th, he delivered a ball into the box that Marquinhos turned home to make it 2-2.

Incroyable. PSG were losing 2-0 in the 90th minute and left Lille with a point thanks to two stoppage-time goals.

The Parisian celebrations contrasted sharply with the disbelief among the home crowd. Lille had done more than enough to win, yet saw a two-goal lead vanish in the final five minutes.

What the draw means for Luis Enrique's PSG in the Ligue 1 title race

PSG have taken 2 points from a possible 6 after two Ligue 1 matchdays. The season has started with a stumble, but the positive reading is clear: this is a group that refuses to give up even in the most difficult situations.

Luis Enrique and his players return to Paris with a point worth celebrating, aware that the level shown for most of the match must improve if they are to fight for the title with the authority expected of the defending champions.

Davide Ancelotti's Lille pay the price for letting PSG back in

For Lille, the draw felt like a defeat. Davide Ancelotti's side had built a near-perfect performance for 90 minutes and left the match knowing they had thrown away two vital points against a direct rival at the top of the table.

Carlo Ancelotti's presence in the stands added extra intrigue to the night, although the spotlight ultimately fell on the visitors' remarkable late rescue act.

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