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Romain Hamouma headed Saint-Etienne into the lead on 21 minutes at the Stade Geoffroy Guichard, goal Nabil Fekir converted second-half penalty to Lyon Loic Perrin.
An unmarked Dembele, who is not a leader, but one who makes a mistake.
Lyon goalkeeper Anthony Lopes had previously been pulled out of the game, twice before entering the game. Hamouma's follow-up.
Saint-Etienne again had a chance to win the game in a frantic goalmouth scramble but Remy Cabella was thwarted by Lopes and Leo Dubois produced a vital block to repel Lois Dion's subsequent effort.
A pitch invasion by angry home fans caused a lengthy stoppage when Lyon won 5-0 last season, and tempers back to the final Sunday.
Lyon Saint-Etienne has a first home loss of the season.
Earlier, Marseilles recorded a first win since late November the influential Dimitri Payet to a knee injury after just 24 minutes.
Morgan Sanson, we have a substitute for Payet, guided home by Kevin Strootman.
Caen played most of the second half with 10 men after Frederic Guilbert was dismissed for a second booking.
Garcia 'not relieved'
Marseille has faced angry supporters in the following races with the last weekend of the season.
"I'm not relieved." "I'm happy for the players because it confirms the good things we'd done in the last two matches against Monaco and Saint-Etienne," said Marseille coach Rudi Garcia, who is still facing calls to resign Marseille fans in the away section.
He also provided an update on Payet, saying he was unsure whether he would be available for a visit to Lille.
"I do not know it's never good when it's the knee," said Garcia.
"It felt like a sudden … I think it was a Caen player who fell on top of him, or something like that, when he was on the ground."
Marseille moved up to six points of the Champions League after six inning out of six leagues in Caen outfit with just three wins all season.
Kylian Mbappe and Edinson Cavani both scored on Saturday as Paris Saint-Germain romped to their biggest-ever win with a 9-0 thrashing of bottom side Guingamp.
Meanwhile, Thierry Henry's nightmare spell in charge of Monaco took another turn for the worse Cesc Fabregas gifted Strasbourg a goalie and fellow new signing Naldo was shown in a seventh-minute red card in a 5-1 home humbling.
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