Marquinhos Grabs Late Equaliser as PSG Draw 2-2 with Lille
- On Friday, Paris Saint-Germain scored twice in stoppage time to snatch a 2-2 draw at Lille in Ligue 1, with Captain Marquinhos heading in the last-gasp equalizer.
- Reigning champions Paris Saint-Germain trailed 2-0 as the 90 minutes expired following goals by Hakon Haraldsson and Dilane Bakwa, with Lille appearing set for victory under new coach Davide Ancelotti.
- A Vitinha strike in the first added minute ignited Luis Enrique's comeback, before the Portugal playmaker crossed for Marquinhos to head in the final goal.
- This draw marks the second successive game where PSG rallied from two goals down, denying Lille victory as Carlo Ancelotti watched his son Davide Ancelotti from the stands.
- Luis Enrique's team will take confidence from this comeback as they prepare to defend their Champions League title; elsewhere in Ligue 1, Lens visits Strasbourg on Saturday, while Monaco faces Marseille on Sunday.
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Pareggio in extremis for the Paris Saint-Germain, which grabs the 2-2 against the Lille in the last minutes of recovery of the second half. (ANSA)
Marquinhos grabs late equaliser as PSG draw 2-2 with Lille
STOCKHOLM, Aug 28 : Paris St Germain defender Marquinhos scored deep into stoppage time to snatch a scarcely-deserved 2-2 draw at Lille on Friday as the Ligue 1 champions continued to struggle after their opening weekend draw against Rennes. Kick-off was delayed by 15 minutes due to a problem with the ticket
The stumbling start from Paris Saint-Germain to Ligue 1 has been extended. After the 2:2 against Rennes, there was even everything after the break, but a double blow in the replay time saved the Champions-League winner from the complete misstart into the season.
Paris Saint-Germain scored twice in extra time to salvage a point against Lille after a wild comeback
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France24Marquinhos rescues last-gasp draw for PSG at Lille in Ligue 1
It looked as though the reigning French and European champions were heading for defeat as goals by Hakon Haraldsson and Dilane Bakwa for Lille left PSG trailing 2-0 with the 90 minutes up. But a Vitinha strike in the first added minute gave Luis Enrique's team sudden belief. The Portugal playmaker then crossed for Marquinhos to head in with the final act of the game in northern France. It was a cruel blow for Lille and their new coach Davide Anc…
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