Dortmund blows lead as Lille snatches draw
Hakon Haraldsson scored with Lille's only shot on target to seal a share of the spoils in its UEFA Champions League Round of 16 first leg match with Borussia Dortmund.
Dortmund was left to rue a glut of missed opportunities to extend its lead, having been rifled ahead by Karim Adeyemi's stunning strike in the 22nd minute.
After a slow start, Serhou Guirassy, the competition's top scorer, had the first sight of goal, but was unable to test Lucas Chevalier after being found by Jamie Gittens.
But Niko Kovac's side went ahead when Julian Ryerson's corner was cleared only as far as Adeyemi, who finished with a first-time effort from the edge of the box.
Nico Schlotterbeck then sent a shot narrowly wide, before Pascal Gross had the ball in the net from close range just before the break, but it was ruled out for offside.
Dortmund failed to build on its dominance in the second half and was duly punished by Haraldsson, who prodded past Gregor Kobel after collecting Jonathan David's smart pass.
The hosts failed to carve out any clear chances for the remainder, and were forced to withdraw Daniel Svensson after a poorly-timed challenge by Lille's Andre Gomes.
