Munster and Racing 92 couldn’t be separated in Thomond Park as they finished 21-21 in the Heineken Champions Cup.
Andrew Conway’s try with five minutes remaining followed by JJ Hanrahan’s conversion ensured Johan van Grann’s team took something from the contest.
Despite a Keith Earls try, the French outfit led 14-11 at half-time and struck a third try on 48 minutes after Hanrahan’s third penalty levelled the sides.
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But Conway again stepped up in the closing stages to ensure Munster remain unbeaten after two games.
