Timo Werner turned provider to show there's more to his game than goals but a late Paderborn equaliser denied 10-man RB Leipzig a crucial victory.
The Chelsea-bound forward unselfishly set up Leipzig's opening goal, getting away down the left to provide a perfect cut-back for Patrik Schick to slot in his tenth goal of the season.
But Dayot Upamecano's red card just before half-time would prove to be costly as the visitors were rewarded for their perseverance with an unlikely point.




Leipzig dominated the early stages with Werner’s threatening runs causing problems for the away side.