Late drama for winners Marseille, Lyon in Ligue 1

Four minutes later, Greenwood beat three defenders before curling in his 15th league goal of the season. He is three behind Ligue 1 top scorer Ousmane Dembele of unbeaten leaders Paris Saint-Germain, who are 13 points ahead of Marseille.

Earlier, Alexandre Lacazette made up for giving away an early penalty by scoring twice as Lyon beat Brest 2-1 in a match where Lyon coach Paulo Fonseca was sent off deep into added time for angrily reacting to a potential Brest penalty.

After being red-carded, an irate Fonseca then confronted referee Benoit Millot and leaned in very close to his face before being pushed away by Lyon captain Corentin Tolisso. Fonseca tried to confront the referee a second time and was restrained by a couple of Lyon players.

The Portuguese coach apologised afterwards but could face a lengthy suspension.

"I just want to say that I'm sorry for what I did. I should not do it," Fonseca told broadcaster DAZN.

"Maybe we do things that are not right. I'm sorry."

The handball decision itself then went to a video replay and a penalty was not given.

Millot said Fonseca's behaviour was unacceptable.

"He rushed toward me with an intimidating attitude and I decided to send him off directly," he told sports daily L'Equipe.

"There was, it seems, a slight contact with the nose. (It was) a particularly intimidating, aggressive attitude, which one can hardly imagine from a professional coach."

This incident came after Marseille president Pablo Longoria accused French referees of "true corruption" following a defeat last weekend. Longoria was given a 15-match ban.

The victory consolidated Lyon's grip on sixth place while Lacazette moved onto nine league goals and 194 overall for the club.

Elsewhere, Rennes won 4-0 at rock-bottom Montpellier to move up to 11th ahead of next Saturday's home game with PSG.

Auxerre lost 1-0 at home to seventh-placed Strasbourg and Toulouse won 4-0 at Angers.