Even though the game meant little for FC Pune City, who had already qualified for the play-offs, both sides put on a display of some scintillating attacking football.
The visitors rallied twice in the game to take away a well-deserved point.
In-form Kalu Uche scored twice for Delhi in the first half, while both goals for Pune came from Emiliano Alfaro, once in each session.
Just 10 minutes into the game, Ashique Kuruniyans innocuous foul on Delhi's nippy winger Lallianzuala Chhangte inside the box was picked up by the referee, who awarded a penalty.
Barely two minutes later, the referee again pointed to the spot, this time at the other end. Delhi midfielder Simranjeet Singh paid the price for holding on to Rafa Lopez too keenly for the referee's liking while defending a corner inside his on box.
Alfaro took the responsibility for the visitors and sent Dynamos goalkeeper Arnab Das Sharma the wrong way.
As the first half progressed, both sides created chances at regular intervals to go ahead but lacked finishing.
After the restart, the game continued to progress in a similar fashion. At the hour mark, Alfaro should have drawn his team level after the goalkeeper palmed a Marko Stankovic strike in his path but his first touch let him down.
The striker, however, got a chance to redeem himself in the final moments of the game when the referee pointed to the spot for the third time in the game with just four minutes left on the clock.
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