Olympique Lyonnais slipped further in the race for a top-three finish in Ligue 1 after being held by Paris FC, extending their winless run in the league to three matches.
The result leaves Lyon fourth in the standings, level on points with Olympique de Marseille but trailing their rivals on goal difference.
Meanwhile, Paris FC remain in a relatively comfortable position, sitting 10 points above the automatic relegation places.
Only a week earlier, Lyon looked set to strengthen their grip on third place, the final automatic qualification spot for the UEFA Champions League, but a late collapse saw them throw away a 2-1 lead to lose 3-2 against Marseille.
Paris FC appeared on course for a crucial victory when Marshall Munetsi reacted quickest to a loose ball in the box, converting after a parried effort to give the hosts the lead in the 63rd minute.
In response, Lyon introduced Brazilian youngster Endrick, who has impressed since arriving on loan from Real Madrid. However, the forward could not capitalise on the chances that came his way.
Lyon piled on the pressure late in the contest and were eventually rewarded when the referee pointed to the spot for a handball. Corentin Tolisso calmly converted the penalty deep into stoppage time to salvage a point for the visitors.
Despite the late equaliser, Paris FC captain Pierre Lees-Melou admitted the result felt disappointing.
“You could say there was a handball, but either way that feels like a defeat to us,” he said.
