8 Seconds: Augsburg Scores Fastest Bundesliga Goal After Manuel Neuer Blunder
Opta said the 8.4-second strike broke the Bundesliga record as Bayern twice came back to earn a 2-2 draw.
- On Saturday, Augsburg midfielder Robin Fellhauer scored the fastest goal in Bundesliga history, finding the net eight seconds after kickoff against Bayern Munich; the match finished 2-2.
- Bayern goalkeeper Manuel Neuer botched a chipped clearance straight after kickoff, and Fellhauer intercepted the misplayed ball to slot it into the empty net immediately.
- England captain Harry Kane provided two second-half assists, helping Bayern Munich recover from deficits as Ismael Saibari equalized in the 55th minute and Nathaniel Brown scored in the 81st.
- Bayern's defensive struggles continued in the 64th minute when Neuer parried a shot into Rodrigo Ribeiro's path, restoring Augsburg's lead; the result leaves Bayern two points behind Borussia Dortmund.
- Bayern coach Vincent Kompany described the match as a "priority game," though his team has now dropped points in two of their opening five Bundesliga matches this season.
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Berlin (dpa) – Bayern Munich goalkeeper and captain Manuel Neuer criticized himself after the 2-2 draw with Augsburg in the Bundesliga on Saturday evening. Speaking to Sky, Neuer said, "Of course, I made a stupid and naive mistake. I tried to find a solution, but I should have acted differently." The veteran German goalkeeper admitted responsibility for the first goal conceded, saying, "Yes, I take full responsibility." Augsburg's Robin Feilhaue…
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