The PSG, playing away, aimed to distance themselves from the rest of the table and solidify their position at the top, facing off against Lille, who had the chance to secure their spot in European positions and close the gap towards the Champions League spots. But the game didn't go as planned for either team.

It was such a tight match that there weren't more than 2 shots on target in the first half, and there were few or minimal attempts on goal from both sides. Both teams played cautiously, knowing there was a lot at stake, and a goalless draw seemed to be where this match was heading.

Kylian Mbappé had to step up in the second half to lead PSG's attack and score the first goal of the match from a penalty in the 66th minute, breaking the deadlock and giving a temporary advantage to Luis Enrique's team, who defended this lead for the remaining time.

With Lille having minimal chances, it seemed like a clear path for PSG to grab the win. However, it was in the dying moments of the game, during a recovery in PSG's half, when Canadian Jonathan David found the net, securing the equalizer for both teams and splitting the points before the winter break.