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Draxler had come on only two minutes earlier, just days after he became the youngest Schalke player to compete in the Bundesliga at the age of 17.
Schalke are desperate to progress in the competition to secure a European spot after dropping down the league table following a bad start to the season
"I cannot describe in words what I am feeling," a beaming Draxler told ZDF Television.
"To come on five minutes before the end in a stadium where you have always dreamt of playing and to score such a goal with such a shot in the last minute is just amazing."
"This was a very important step for us," Schalke coach Felix Magath said. "As for Julian, he is pure class. A great boy who has a brilliant future."
