Ghana's Jordan Ayew scored a penalty to deny former club Marseille a win on Tuesday night.
The two clubs - who are witnessing contrasting fortunes this season- came face to face in the Ligue 1, with Ayew's strike securing a point for the hosts in a 1-1 draw.
Jordan left Marseille in the summer, after limited opportunities, a situation which he described as disrespectful on the part of Marseille to him.
He would have been delighted to have gotten a goal against his former employers, where his older brother Andre still plies his trade.
Andre Ayew did not feature in the game however, due to him being sidelined with an injury since the international break.
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